Note: This article relates to VS2003. I have not tried this in VS2005 yet. I came across a little funny behavior today in my application. I use the CommonAppDataPath to access persisted data files. As such, a change in version number is a bit sticky as the version number is included in the CommonAppDataPath. So for instance I have the following path where my data is stored: C:\Documents and Settings\Chaz\Local Settings\Application Data\CompanyName\ProgramNam... The entry in the AssemblyInfo...
I know this is a bit off topic, but I have a complaint about 2 company's web sites The first is Sirius radio (www.sirius.com). In short I had a problem, needed some help and couldn't find anything more than a phone number. This is unacceptable in this day and age. I should be availed to a plethora of tech support options right on the web site. I'll grant them that their customer service rep was useful though. Number 2 and probably more offensive is the CheckMyRebate.Com site. This site is terrible....
The first NJ SQL Server User Group meeting will be held on Jan. 17th in Parsippany NJ! Click the link for more info. DON'T MISS IT!!!!! --chaz