Visual Studio .NET 2005 Add-ins and loading from My Documents on a remote folder

Posted by: Rick Strahls WebLog, on 11 Feb 2006 | View original

I just had an interesting message from a customer who's running my FoxPro Web Connection tool and was trying to get the Visual Studio Add-in to work. When he starts VS.NET 2005 – the Add-in fails to load and pops up a load error. After a few questions it became clear that the problem is that his My Documents folder from which Add-ins are loaded are stored on a remote machine and mapped to an H:\ drive. The problem is that by doing this the assembly is no longer fully trusted and fails to load...

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