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06.27.2008 at 09:03AM PDT, ID: 23522116
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shell namespace extension unregistering

Asked by pblm in .NET, C# Programming Language, Programming for ASP.NET

Tags: Microsoft, .net, 2.0.50727, shell namespace extension, C#

We have a piece of software that uses a shell namespace extension(sne) to interact with a server app.  The latest version of the SNE uses .net 2.0.50727.  The problem is that running certain applications that are on .net 1.1 will unregister the SNE at random.  We have to edit the "app.exe.config" file for each problem application to elevate it to use v2.0.50727, but some applications can't be elevated without breaking.  Can anyone provide a better solution to this problem?  I'll try to provide more information if needed.  The software is called "Prosystem FX Document" made by CCH.Start Free Trial
 
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[+][-]07.02.2008 at 09:56AM PDT, ID: 21918374

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Tags: Microsoft, .net, 2.0.50727, shell namespace extension, C#
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[+][-]07.02.2008 at 10:28AM PDT, ID: 21918689

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[+][-]07.08.2008 at 12:23PM PDT, ID: 21957191

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