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Ronald Dodge
How can I get a file server to be seen as a trusted source in VB.NET
Standard Edition, Version 2002?
Standard Edition, Version 2002?
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Anand Balasubramanian
Hi ,
Are you trying to make a network share fully trusted on your local system?
Anand
Anand Balasubramanian
Microsoft, Visual Basic .NET
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Are you trying to make a network share fully trusted on your local system?
Anand
Anand Balasubramanian
Microsoft, Visual Basic .NET
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Ronald Dodge
That is correct as when I open the project from a network share, it gives
the error message, that it may not run as expected cause it's not a trusted
source. The only thing that's seen as being trusted is the local HD, which
I don't like to have stored on the local HD for backup reasons.
the error message, that it may not run as expected cause it's not a trusted
source. The only thing that's seen as being trusted is the local HD, which
I don't like to have stored on the local HD for backup reasons.
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Michael Gross
Hi Ronald,
I start my projects from a network ressource, too.
look this link for information about...
http://gnonug.xocomp.net/Support/FAQ/85.aspx
regards,
Michael
I start my projects from a network ressource, too.
look this link for information about...
http://gnonug.xocomp.net/Support/FAQ/85.aspx
regards,
Michael
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Ronald Dodge
When I type in "mscorcfg.msc" in the Run dialog box, it returns that it
can't be found or one of it's components are missing. I am working on W2K
Pro, SP4, and I do have local administrative rights, but not server
administrative rights.
can't be found or one of it's components are missing. I am working on W2K
Pro, SP4, and I do have local administrative rights, but not server
administrative rights.
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Ronald Dodge
Very strange, it didn't work from the run dialog box, but when I went to the
DOS window, changed the directory from H: to C: then typed in the
"mscorcfg.msc" without the double quotes, it brought up the configuration
manager, even though it took it a bit of time to come up.
DOS window, changed the directory from H: to C: then typed in the
"mscorcfg.msc" without the double quotes, it brought up the configuration
manager, even though it took it a bit of time to come up.