>The configuration file lives in the same folder as the executable and takes its name (i.e. myapp.exe.config).
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>The only downside is that the framework doesn't provide a mechanism to write back to the file (which I find stupid, to say the least). Rick Strahl has a class that takes care of this in his web site, though.
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>I use a configuration file in an app that I'm working on, but I still like ini files much better (they're easier to look at, imo).
Thanks again. - Now, if I were to read from an INI file, if I just specify the filename, do you think that .NET will try to read it from the folder where the executable resides?
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