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I have a question about Silverlight on the Client Side

William Thompson

I have a question about Silverlight on the Client Side.
Silverlight is designed differently where it is not possible for a silverlight program running inside a browser can have access to a user's hard drive.
This is a good thing and is important for security.
But there are times when it might be a good idea to save some settings on the client side.
I kind of remember that there is some sort of protected space for that.
Does anyone have any ideas?

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Mamta M15y ago
I think you would want to know about the IsolatedStorageSetting class.

"Like all data stored in isolated storage using Silverlight, IsolatedStorageSettings are stored locally on the user's computer. In Windows 7, the information is stored in the AppData\LocalLow directory."

http://wildermuth.com/2008/10/21/Using_Isolated_Storage_Settings_in_Silverlight_2
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