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I have a Browser Helper Object project in c# that (obviously) references shdocvw.dll. I think I want to create a strongly named interop dll for shdocvw.dll. How do I do this – I’ve seen a bunch of suggestions out there with aximp.exe and tlimp but I’m not clear how they fit together.
You should be able to use tlbimp with a /keyfile:FileName or /keycontainer:FileName switch to do this. Or I think you used to be able to do it in the IDE, simply by adding a COM reference (there was a checkbox to apply the same key to such).
Obviously you could use your existing key…
You might also want to check that
WebBrowserdoesn’t already do everything you need…