Hmmm - another "Why does VB.NET hides so many useful things from me?"
thing that adds to my determination to vote for C# whenever i get the
chance.
The case is as follows; you have a project that you want to strong name.
However it references a assembly that not is strong named. That will
give you the following error from the compiler:
`Unable to emit assembly: Referenced assembly [...] does not have a strong name`
So the solution (for us C#-junkies) is to go into the project properties
and put your .snk file into the box for "Wrapper Assembly Key File"
(under "Common Properties" and "General").
However if you use VB.NET then you're stuck! There is no box like that
because the VB.NET-team of Microsoft thinks that is to hard for us to
handle, or something.
[Here is one
solution](http://www.novicksoftware.com/TipsAndTricks/tip-vb-net-tlimp-strong-name.htm)
which is quite hard to pull of if you have many projects in your
solution. Haven't found any better so far...