Re: Coding over a network.

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In article <#jMQ0z5UFHA.3056@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
rcassickNOSPAM@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx says...
> Check out Code Access Security (CAS)
>
> http://www.knowdotnet.com/articles/declarativesecurity.html
>

tyvm.

Bit heavy for me (and keeps taking me to the MS Help files which I've
already trawled through) but I now at least have access to my data
across the LAN, even if I still get the "not trusted" warning.

--
Alan LeHun
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