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+2  Q: 

Is it possible to make a ClickOnce Certificate last longer than 12 months?

The title says it all really. Can I make an internally generated certificate/key last longer than 12 months?

+1  A: 

This is an old post, but it worked for me back in the Visual Studio 2005 time frame. My self-generated certificate won't expire for another 50 years or so. :)

http://geekswithblogs.net/kobush/archive/2005/05/30/41068.aspx

Matt Hamilton  2009-05-12 08:47:13
Sounds promising - I'll look into it.
Tim Gradwell  2009-05-12 11:06:25

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