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Hi,

I am writing a application and am trying to be good (security wise) and
use isolated storage instead of another location on the HDD.

My assembly recieves a MemoryStream object then writes out the contents
to a IsolatedStorage FileStream. Thats all fine. However my assembly
then launches another process, but needs to pass in a file path as a
parameter. that file path needs to be the file i have just saved to the
IsolatedStorage .

Is there a good way i can make sure this process i launch has access to
the isolatedstorage to read & write.

Thanks

Arran
Nov 22 '05 #1
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