The specific PublicKeyToken value of the dll will be displayed.
If the assembly does not have a strong name, there will be no PublicKeyToken value.
The method of strongly naming an assembly is:
Use sn-KC: \ * *. Snk command generates * * *. Snk file, and load the snk file into the project. Right-click the project's properties, select the Signature tab, check Sign Assembly, and then select * * *. Snk just generates recompiled assemblies in the drop-down list.
Since then, the assembly has been strongly named, and its PublicKeyToken has the corresponding value.
Pay attention to using the capital letter t, not lowercase letters.
The public key token is represented by the last 8 bytes of the SHA- 1 hash code of the public key used when the application is signed.