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Michael A. Covington
What would make a C# .NET application do the following? This is the
customer's report, and in place of XXX is the name of the program.
Sometimes when I go out of the software and later go back [i.e., relaunch
the program?] a box comes up and reads
'The feature you are trying to use is on a CD-Rom or other removable disk
that is not
available. Insert the XXX disk and click OK.' This happens sometimes but not
all the time.
This is an application written in C# and deployed with a setup project
created in VS .NET 2003. The customer's machine is apparently running
Windows ME. Apart from this occasional anomaly, the program is acting
entirely as expected.
What's it looking for on the CD? It isn't broken up into DLLs and I don't
know of anything it could want that's not installed.
customer's report, and in place of XXX is the name of the program.
Sometimes when I go out of the software and later go back [i.e., relaunch
the program?] a box comes up and reads
'The feature you are trying to use is on a CD-Rom or other removable disk
that is not
available. Insert the XXX disk and click OK.' This happens sometimes but not
all the time.
This is an application written in C# and deployed with a setup project
created in VS .NET 2003. The customer's machine is apparently running
Windows ME. Apart from this occasional anomaly, the program is acting
entirely as expected.
What's it looking for on the CD? It isn't broken up into DLLs and I don't
know of anything it could want that's not installed.