I have a custom application for our clients that is currently being
developed outside .NET (hopefully soon to be moving in), and the application
needs to reference some .NET assemblies for functionality. Currently, when
I run the application local to my machine (straight off the C drive),
everything works quite well, but when I move the application to a network
environment (many of our clients are set up as network access), it fails to
run with an error message that the call to the .NET assembly is not
supported. Is there any reason a mix like this needs the local drive from a
..NET point of view? Or should I be able to call this and have it return
just like it would locally? Thanks.
Re: Davenport Lyons - Watchdog Report ... LOL are you STILL banging this drum, Norm?...clients and under their instructions. ... a reference to the contrary, or are you just pouting and posturing ... Only about a dozen are accused of infringing Atari... (uk.legal)
Re: Davenport Lyons - Watchdog Report ... LOL are you STILL banging this drum, Norm?... What they don't seem to realise, however, is that DL as solicitors only act on behalf of their clients and under their instructions. ... To quote from the reference you provided: ... DL have withdrawn their actions against illegal downloaders of Atari products because Atari have for some reason seen fit to change their solicitors, ... (uk.legal)
RE: How do i have one Drop down list reference another drop down l ... On sheet two the first drop down references Clients and the input range is ... by sorting the identifier column.... You can name it whatever you want, in reference box, put: ... (microsoft.public.excel.misc)
Re: Aggregation vs composition ... > the lifetime of the B objects they share. ... > then they also share responsibility for the disposition of that third ... Nevertheless, holding a reference does not mean *controlling* lifetime, it ... > Yes, A, if it knows all of the clients of a particular B object, could ... (comp.object)
Re: Function name not found ... developing a big app in Access, and now that more clients want it, I find out ...Doug Steele, Microsoft Access MVP ... eliminate the need for the reference,... (microsoft.public.access.modulesdaovba)
