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IDataObject in Framework 1.1 dosen't behave eqal on Win98 and WinXP

ArrayList included in object is not saved at clippboard copy in Win98
(Clipboard.SetD ataObject() and IDataObject.Get Data()) !
In WinXP, framework calls GetObjectData() and constructor(Ser ializationInfo,
StreamingContex t) of ISerializable (class serialise it self),
during IDataObject.Get Data() call, and it works.
In Win98 not!
Why is it diferent in W98 and what can i do to make it work in W98 to?

Thanks,
Kruno
Jul 21 '05 #1
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