Hi,
If I manually add an app.config file as you suggest, I assume
my app.configsections must conform to a standard structure.
Where is that structure defined? (An example would be helpful.)
You can use the VS2005 IDE's wizard to create a standard app.config. Just
right click your project node in the Solution Explorer and select
Properties, in the project's property sheet window select the "Settings"
tab, then you can add your application settings value in that tab and
VS2005 will create a corresponding app.config file automatically.
Are these the only differences between using ApplicationScopedSettings
and UserScopedSettings:
...
The main difference between them is the scope level they specified, it is
not necessary to use an app.config file for the ApplicationScopedSettings.
But it is still a general convention to use an app.config file just as in
..NET 1.1.
For the issue about the benefit from using the new ApplicationSettingsBase
with application scoped settings, the ApplicationSettingsBase class could
also works for the ApplicationScopedSettings, but those
ApplicationScopedSettings would not be updated in the run time in most
cases.
Thanks for your understanding.
Best regards,
Gary Chang
Microsoft Community Support
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