I had a brain fart apparently. I have nothing against programmaticall y setting p.FirstName = Joe instead of the txtFirst.Text = Joe.

Thanks for the answer though as it makes sense why PropertyChanged does not fire when I set the text. Thanks.

Okay say we have a class that implements INotifyProperty Changed and a property that has code in the setter to raise the PropertyChanged event. On the GUI side we have a text box with the code:

txtFirst.DataBi ndings.Add("Tex t", p, "FirstName" , True) Where p is a Person object and FirstName is the property that raises the PropertyChanged event.

It works perfectly when I programmaticall y change the object's...

That is where I got the code to make the bootstrapper. When I run my clickonce program using that code I do get the EULA displayed at the beginning. However, if I click "I Accept" it just stays at the "Installing ... End User License Agreement" screen and doesn't do anything (after 10 minutes I gave up). Any ideas why?...

Hey guys,

I wanted to write a bootstrapper to display my EULA prior to installing my click once app. However, it does display it but when I press "Agree" it locks up saying it is trying to install the End User License Agreement. I guess this is because I am not actually installing anything? How does one display their EULA using the Setup.exe of the clickonce application? Here is my bootstrapper code:

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Hey guys, I've tried and tried to find a walk thru that works. Since I am using VS C# 2008 express, i am using clickonce deployment. I am targeting the 2.0 framework as I am not using any 3.5 features.

Here is my issue and questions:

1) I have a c# program that I would like to publish to my website (it does NOT have front page extensions, nor do I plan to use them). Should I publish to a file path and then copy the files...