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Executable works on local desktop by crashes across network

I'm not sure that this the right forum, but here it goes. I wrote my first
real win app in C# VS2003 and it ran famously on the dev machine and on the
client machine. Copying the same exe onto a network drive and running it
there I get and exception

Application has generated an exception that could not be handled

Process id = 0x844 (2116), Thread id=0x748 (1864)

Same box only instead of a local drive a network drive. I'm perplexed. Has
anyone else run across this, and if so what's the solution.

Thanks,
- Abe
Apr 12 '06 #1
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It is more than likely a security issue. The application is not
trusted when run from the network share.

There are scads of articles about granting trust to an application. If
you search these forums, I think there was a post just recently.

Apr 12 '06 #2

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