Question: Using Windows 7, Unauthorized Access Exception when running my application

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Published on 2010-03-04T01:58:21Z Indexed on 2010/05/09 19:28 UTC
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My application is raising an unauthorized access error. While running my application, I try to access a directory in the following location: Application.UserAppDataPath.

The Problem: It says I do not have permission to access the Application.UserAppDataPath directory

Is there a way to set permissions within my application source code?

Something like:

Application.UserAppDataPath.SetPermissions()

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