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Assembly manifest Interop.X.dll does not match assembly reference

 
 
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      15th Dec 2005
Hi,

I get this exception on trying to use a COM C++ X.dll.
I have a c# app which calls another C# assembly which is supposed to use
this COM dll.

I have gone out of my way to change the references on both the C# projects
and rebuild a thousand times and search for all those interops on my systems
and override those with the correct one and still I get this error!
At first I was building in Release and at some point the problem was solved.
Now I have switched to Debug and it is the same process all over again!

There is no config file for those C# apps, so I assume the manifest is
inside the dll/exe itself.

Could you please help me ?
Tell me a sure method to check where is this manifest and where is this
assembly that is found and how can I change that ?

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