Strange Errors, Behavior
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An application, written using Visual Studios 2002 .NET, everything works perfectly. Recently, I migrated all of the code into Visual Studios 2003 .NET (built a new project and imported files.) This is a windows C# application, by the way. On the live machines, the application is experiencing very strange behavior. For instance: - Custom buttons not placing correctly - Handlers being fired more than once - Concurrency violation errors - Objects being disposed at the wrong time On my development machine, I'm seeing some of the issues, but not all of them. I am not getting the concurrency violation or mis-fired handlers on my development machine, but I am seeing the buttons not placed correctly and objects sometimes disposed of at the wrong time. I tried running the application on a separate development machine, and it also gave me the same behavior as my first development machine. None of these issues occurred when the application was compiled and run using visual studios 2002 .NET. I have checked and double-checked the environments between the live and development machines, and the .NET Framework is the same version (1.1.4322) and the .exe files are identical. There are no additional dependencies other than an Access DB file. Thanks for the help!! DougW48 dwright@tdci.com