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Expand Up @@ -24,15 +24,15 @@ Then, in your program's entry point, paste the following code, with the text ref
```cs
ParseClient.Initialize(new ParseClient.Configuration
{
ApplicationID = "",
ApplicationId = "",
Key = "",
ServerURI = ""
Server = "",
});
```

`ApplicationID` is your app's `ApplicationId` field from your Parse Server.
`ApplicationId` is your app's `ApplicationId` field from your Parse Server.
`Key` is your app's `DotNetKey` field from your Parse Server.
`ServerURI` is the full URL to your web-hosted Parse Server.
`Server` is the full URL to your web-hosted Parse Server.

If you would like to, you can also set the `MasterKey` property, which will allow the SDK to bypass any CLPs and object permissions that are set. This property should be compatible with read-only master keys as well.

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