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Dave Guenthner

Hi. I am new to .NET and have written my first application. The
application is a client based form. Real simple, menu and a start /
exit button. The start button fires of an event to perform some work.
Whats interesting is I have gotten it into a "beta" version of code
and wanted to peform some testing. Some machines I get the error,
others I dont. The key is I get the error as soon as I launch the
..exe. At this point, there is NO code running besides drawing the form
itself?

Something else, one my non-development machine, I can reproduce the
error at will by running the exectuable from a network share, if I
copy it locally to the desktop, no error??

In my bin directory I have two folders:
debug
release

I hope this is something obvious. I machines that I am deploying this
to have Framework 1.1 installed. Suggestions? I would provide some
code, but since it bombs when drawing the form, I am not sure what to
provide?? It runs for me just fine on my dev machine. Gui has been
built only using VS.NET 2003 IDE.
Is there a url that talks about how to deploy csharp apps?

Confused.

Thanks in advance,
Dave

"Common Language Runtime Debugging Services
Apllication has generated an exception that could not be handled
Process id=0x738(1848), Thread id =0xbb8(3000)"
 
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Dave Guenthner

More information:
I ran executable from network location on dev machine on found the
Security Namespace reference and learned that .NET security was
preventing its execution. This is not a problem as the goal is to
distribute the exectuable to the local file system. However, it does
explain the first part of my question, running from the network.

I looked at the .NET security and the Local Computer is Fully trusted.
Some machines run it fine others do not?
 
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Dave Guenthner

Found Problem. Please do not respond to this thread. Use lot's of try catches :)
 

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