NoSpamMgbworld
Fri Mar 25 07:53:03 CST 2005
None that I know of, but each of the wizards uses other tools. To trust an
assembly, you can also use caspol.exe, which is detailed in the help file. A
good starting subject is "Updating Security Policy". Web link:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/cpguide/html/cpconupdatingsecuritypolicy.asp
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Gregory A. Beamer
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"arch" wrote:
> Hi. Under the Microsoft .Net 1.1 Wizards there are 3 wizards:
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> 1) Adjust .Net Security
> 2) Trust an Assembly
> 3) Fix an application.
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> I want to use the Trust an Assembly wizard to trust several assemblies (from
> a network share). However, it seems to insist that I only select one
> assembly at a time. Is there any way that I can use wildcards or something
> to trust all assemblies in a particular application directory?
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