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Thats a pity it was a usefull feature. <br />
Anyway I have found a way around this restriction, so i'll mark this as accepted.
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Thats a pity it was a usefull feature.
Anyway I have found a way around this restriction, so i'll mark this as accepted.

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When using the Rnd Function in VB you can get the same sequence of random numbers by calling Rnd with a negative argument (Rnd(-1)), followed by Randoize with a positive numeric value (Randomize(n)) , where n is any positive number.<br />
How can you achieve the same when using RNGCryptoServiceProvider?
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When using the Rnd Function in VB you can get the same sequence of random numbers by calling Rnd with a negative argument (Rnd(-1)), followed by Randoize with a positive numeric value (Randomize(n)) , where n is any positive number.
How can you achieve the same when using RNGCryptoServiceProvider?

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