From the documentation:
IOException is the base class for exceptions thrown while accessing
information using streams, files and directories.
The Base Class Library includes the following types, each of which is a
derived class of IOException :
a.. DirectoryNotFoundException
b.. EndOfStreamException
c.. FileNotFoundException
d.. FileLoadException
e.. PathTooLongException
Where appropriate, use these types instead of IOException.
So in your case, reading from a network stream could definitely do it.
Like Jon said, what's the message that is in the IOException instance?
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"Zytan" <zy**********@gmail.comwrote in message
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>I got a System.IO.IOException in my app on another computer, so I
couldn't debug it. I don't think it was a HD error. What else could
throw this? Could it be from reading a webpage from the internet
through a stream?
Zytan