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Saveing data on a client
Hi
I have heard something about that im am able to create a secure "sandbox
storage" on a client with the .net framework? Is this true? If so wich
namespaces should i take a look at?
Thx en regards
Anders
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Chris Jackson #2 Re: Saveing data on a client
System.IO.IsolatedStorage is the namespace to look at. You can use this with
WinForms clients, whether embedded or not.
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"Flare" <nomail@sorry.dk> wrote in message
news:utuD$y26DHA.2644@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...> Hi
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> I have heard something about that im am able to create a secure "sandbox
> storage" on a client with the .net framework? Is this true? If so wich
> namespaces should i take a look at?
>
> Thx en regards
> Anders
>
>
>
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