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dm3281
Hello, everyone.
I'm trying to launch a C# .EXE program from a networked drive using Vista.
I'm getting an exception (I don't remember the exact... something like
access denied or security).
The .EXE is simply a command line program using .NET 2.0 that opens an XML
file and pulls out a message and displays a msgbox. It then closes. The
..EXE reads an .XML file.
If I copy the .EXE and .XML file to my local PC and launch it, it works
fine.
Is there anything I need to do to allow this to work remotely?
Is this a .NET 2.0 security feature or a windows security future?
How do I disable or allow?
I'm trying to launch a C# .EXE program from a networked drive using Vista.
I'm getting an exception (I don't remember the exact... something like
access denied or security).
The .EXE is simply a command line program using .NET 2.0 that opens an XML
file and pulls out a message and displays a msgbox. It then closes. The
..EXE reads an .XML file.
If I copy the .EXE and .XML file to my local PC and launch it, it works
fine.
Is there anything I need to do to allow this to work remotely?
Is this a .NET 2.0 security feature or a windows security future?
How do I disable or allow?