title: How do I Code Sign a Visual Studio project
body: <p>I have a VB.Net Visual Studio 2015 project that creates an EXE file for people in-house.  We've never needed to code sign before, but with our computers moving to Windows 10, we're getting alerts and warnings from Windows that the EXE isn't trusted.  The idea was brought up to code sign to application when it's built.</p>
  
  <p>Currently, we're using an InstallShield installer for the EXE and it's files.  I have a local test cert and private key/public key pair.  At this point, though, I don't know how to code sign.  I've used the Signing tab within the project's properties and options, but that does not sign the actual EXE.  At least, SignTool doesn't think it's signed.  And we're not looking to use ClickOnce to do this publishing or deployment.</p>
  
  <p>Do I need to be doing this through a command line?  Or is there a Visual Studio place to code sign?</p>
  
  <p>EDIT: I know I can just do a post script to add the code signing, but I would have expected that Visual Studio had a way to put this in.</p>