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Look at the &quot;Using .NETs configSource attribute&quot; ....<br />
Since you are just Reading the file , you should not have any problems....
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Look at the "Using .NETs configSource attribute" ....
Since you are just Reading the file , you should not have any problems....

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I'm attempting to get application settings from another .exe. Why i'm wanting to do this is because I have 1 application used for sending a updated version of the other app to the update server, only issue to why I need to read its application settings from the app I'm wanting to send to the server is to make sure the one being sent dosent have the debug setting set to yes just because i have my debug setting turn off automatic updates. <br />
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So to prevent a mistake in sending out a debug=yes app how do I check another .exe's application settings. Thanks :)
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I'm attempting to get application settings from another .exe. Why i'm wanting to do this is because I have 1 application used for sending a updated version of the other app to the update server, only issue to why I need to read its application settings from the app I'm wanting to send to the server is to make sure the one being sent dosent have the debug setting set to yes just because i have my debug setting turn off automatic updates. 

So to prevent a mistake in sending out a debug=yes app how do I check another .exe's application settings. Thanks :)

Getting Application Settings from another application

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