Re: Parsing a local file

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Nothing to do with ASP.NET. You'd have to lower each of
their security settings in the browser to the lowest level possible.
Even then, the browser might not enable you to do this.

Why is it that you need to read/write a local file? Perhaps
you can achieve your goal another way.

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"Steve" <Steve@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>I do have control over the clients....i mean I can have the clients give
> access to aspnet to a specific folder, etc... would this help?
>
> "Steve" wrote:
>
>> I have a web app that needs to parse through a file that is located on
>> the
>> client machine. I get the file string from a query string & then parse
>> it.
>> It is working fine on my development box but when I put it out on the
>> test
>> server the application is looking for the file on the server & not on the
>> client machine.
>>
>> I am essentially taking the query string & using a stream reader to read
>> the
>> file.
>>
>> I'm sure i'm doing something whacky...so PLEASE set me straight!
>>
>> Steve.


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