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c# Programming Glossary: user.configHow do I get around application scope settings being read-only? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1687321/how-do-i-get-around-application-scope-settings-being-read-only in code and when you call Save they will be saved to a user.config file in the current users local settings folder. Obviously this..
How to Access AppData in IE Protected Mode (from a Managed BHO) http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1992765/how-to-access-appdata-in-ie-protected-mode-from-a-managed-bho to run at low integrity it fails because it cannot access user.config in the appdata folder. Is there some way to mark files are readable.. that is there some way to force the application to use a user.config file in the LocalLow folder How do I get the path for this folder.. XP or who turn protected mode off without losing all their user.config data c# internet explorer bho protected mode share improve..
Custom path of the user.config http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2265271/custom-path-of-the-user-config path of the user.config I manage my application settings using the setting designer.. the setting designer in VS2008. The exact path of the user.config files looks something like this Profile Directory Company Name.. Name App Name _ Evidence Type _ Evidence Hash Version user.config Is there to a way to customize this path I would prefer something..
WPF/C#: Where should I be saving user preferences files? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/396229/wpf-c-where-should-i-be-saving-user-preferences-files files depending on what you do. There is an app.config user.config and a settings.setting file. So here are two more links that..
Properties.Settings.Default.Save(); -> Where is that file http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5789252/properties-settings-default-save-where-is-that-file Windows XP machine the settings are saved in a file called user.config somewhere under either C Documents and Settings UserName Application..
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