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| 23 | + 1. Select **Download google-services.json**. Then save the file into the folder of your project and select **Next**. If you haven't created the Visual Studio project yet, you can do this step after you create the project. |
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| 36 | +1. Switch to the **Cloud Messaging** tab at the top. Copy and save the **Server key** for later use. You use this value to configure your notification hub. |
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