I'd love to handle an error, if it was possible, But I can't do that. one of
problems it's my application is ClickOnce.
> On 8 Jan, 11:25, Nikolay Podkolzin
> <NikolayPodkol...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
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> Why don't you try handling them? You'll then be able to find the
> exception which is being generated and hopefully lead you to a fix.
Michael Nemtsev [MVP] - 08 Jan 2008 12:00 GMT
Hello Nikolay,
So, the problem with installation or with executing you file?
Have u check if any records are written to the EventLog?
To nail problem down I'd recommend to use loggin, just understand where the
problem is
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NP> I'd love to handle an error, if it was possible, But I can't do
NP> that. one of problems it's my application is ClickOnce.
NP>
NP> "Peter Hurford" wrote:
NP>
>> On 8 Jan, 11:25, Nikolay Podkolzin
>> <NikolayPodkol...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
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>> Why don't you try handling them? You'll then be able to find the
>> exception which is being generated and hopefully lead you to a fix.
Nikolay Podkolzin - 08 Jan 2008 12:15 GMT
Okay. I'll try it. Thanks
> Hello Nikolay,
>
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> >> Why don't you try handling them? You'll then be able to find the
> >> exception which is being generated and hopefully lead you to a fix.
Nikolay Podkolzin - 08 Jan 2008 12:16 GMT
p.s. problem with executing file
> Hello Nikolay,
>
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> >> Why don't you try handling them? You'll then be able to find the
> >> exception which is being generated and hopefully lead you to a fix.
Kevin Spencer - 08 Jan 2008 12:34 GMT
> I'd love to handle an error, if it was possible, But I can't do that. one
> of
> problems it's my application is ClickOnce.
The fact that you're deploying your application as ClickOnce does not
prevent you from handling an error. It may prevent your app from writing to
the Event Log, but it doesn't prevent it from writing to a text file or
popping up a Message Box.
The fact that your app is ClickOnce may provide a clue as to the nature of
the error. ClickOnce apps run under restricted priveleges, so it may be
attempting to access some resource it lacks permission to use. But handling
the error is essential to finding out for sure what the problem is.

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Kevin Spencer
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>> On 8 Jan, 11:25, Nikolay Podkolzin
>> <NikolayPodkol...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
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>> Why don't you try handling them? You'll then be able to find the
>> exception which is being generated and hopefully lead you to a fix.