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dbeavon
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I think you are on the right track. Before you try getting the app working on the network, ask someone to copy it to a local drive and see if it would run properly from there. (Or write a smallish unit-test application that you can run in both places to confirm that it is a CAS issue). If you are on the same network then I would guess the same policies apply to whatever workstation you are developing on so ... maybe you could just test both scenarios yourself, independently of the network team. It always helps to understand how things work before giving another team a suggestion for making changes. Or maybe they will give you their suggestion, if it was their idea in the first place to host the application in a file share. Personally I don't like running .Net framework applications on the network. It might work 99.9% of the time and then fail in unusual ways when there are network blips.
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