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My problem should be a simple one:

I am working on a c# CF application that needs to access files in the local network. Even though the application has access to the network via wireless connection, it is not authenticated in the domain where the server is located at. Every time the application tries to access one of the file on that server, the network logon comes up. I am trying to avoid that by programmatically supplying credentials to enable connection to the server. A local account exists on the server which can be used by the wireless device.

Any ideas?

Thanks for your help,






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