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I found myself stuck, unable to install the latest Silverlight bits on my workstation because I couldn't install .NET 3.5 SP1, and I tracked that down to it's source, all good information. If you've ever needed to figure this out, read on.



When I was looking at how to upload large blocks of data into SQL Server, I was pointed at DTS. I found some good sites for explaining how I should accomplish my task, and even though I've considered adding to that body of knowledge, I've avoided it. One thing I didn't read, however, was that using DTS was unsecure, and the DTS Packages should NOT be retained on the server... OOPS!



I finally went over the 10 blog entry, and the simple fix that I put into tBlogger way back in February jumped up and bit me. This is a very small fix, but could save someone some time digging through unfamiliar files.



I've been reading Allen Jones' "C# Programmer's Cookbook" and trying some of the code as I go. I had so much 'fun' figuring out how to sign an assembly with a strong name, I figured it might be worth a mention here.




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