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Bob
Over the life of a distributed app, it is possible for the connection string
that it was configured with initailly needs to change.
You can't scope a connection string setting to user so that it can be
changed easily by user for use with MY namespace. If it scoped to
application, it can't be changed by the user. Is the only way to modify an
application setting to go into the application's config file with notepad?
There must be a way to make a form that is user friendly and allow the user
to change an app setting without using notepad!
I wish they wouldn't try so hard to protect us against ourselves, just make
YOUR software more reliable and let me worry about what I do is all I ask!
In any case, folks, I would really appreciate any trick up your sleeve to
let me change my application settings from within my program. Its Ok if they
just take effect the next time it launched.
Thanks for any help,
Bob
that it was configured with initailly needs to change.
You can't scope a connection string setting to user so that it can be
changed easily by user for use with MY namespace. If it scoped to
application, it can't be changed by the user. Is the only way to modify an
application setting to go into the application's config file with notepad?
There must be a way to make a form that is user friendly and allow the user
to change an app setting without using notepad!
I wish they wouldn't try so hard to protect us against ourselves, just make
YOUR software more reliable and let me worry about what I do is all I ask!
In any case, folks, I would really appreciate any trick up your sleeve to
let me change my application settings from within my program. Its Ok if they
just take effect the next time it launched.
Thanks for any help,
Bob