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		<title>By: ST</title>
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		<description>Just so its known, this code doesn&#039;t work on .NET framework 3.5 in visual studio 2008.  Keeps giving an Invalid Namespace error.  I tracked it down to a problem with the scope.  When using the method listed above, its creates a path like this &quot;\\.\\machinex&quot;.  For some reason, it puts that machine name into the wrong field.  

To fix it, I manually assigned the computer&#039;s name into the scoScope.Path.Server property.  That worked.  Thanks for the great ideas, this really helped.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Just so its known, this code doesn&#8217;t work on .NET framework 3.5 in visual studio 2008.  Keeps giving an Invalid Namespace error.  I tracked it down to a problem with the scope.  When using the method listed above, its creates a path like this &#8220;\\.\\machinex&#8221;.  For some reason, it puts that machine name into the wrong field.  </p>
<p>To fix it, I manually assigned the computer&#8217;s name into the scoScope.Path.Server property.  That worked.  Thanks for the great ideas, this really helped.</p>
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