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| | Who has opened a file? Hi, my C# dotnet application runs into problems when it cannot open some of its files. When this happens on the customer's computer I would like to display a friendly message that explains the problem and that states the name of the offending process. I thinking of a virus or spy scanner or possibly a backup software. In the internet there are various debugging tools that can show this information. But using these tools is far beyond most of my customers. So, is there anything I could integrate into my application without too much effort? Thanks in advance! Paul Hoepping. Email: paul@xxxxxx WWW: http://www.hed-dress.de |
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| | Re: Who has opened a file? On 01/04/2008 in message <79dc2961-dd48-45b8-9322-904457343f70@xxxxxx> paul@xxxxxx wrote: Quote: >So, is there anything I could integrate into my application without >too much effort? message box showing any exception - I'm not sure how user friendly some of the messages might be though. -- Jeff Gaines |
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