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Below   are   the   details   on   how   to   apply   the   hotfix   to   your   existing   Infragistics   installation.     Note   that   you   must   have   already   downloaded   and   installed   either   the   trial   or   release   of   NetAdvantage   for   ASP.NET   prior   to   applying   this   hotfix.

1.   After   downloading   the   appropriate   ZIP   file   for   your   scenario,   extract   its   contents   to   a   known   location   on   your   computer.

2.   Copy   the   runtime   assemblies   to   the   product   installation   bin   folder   (e.g.   C:\Program   Files\Infragistics\NetAdvantage   2006   Volume   2   CLR   2.0\ASP.NET\Bin)   and   the   design   assemblies   to   the   Design   folder   under   that   location.     If   you   do   not   want   to   overwrite   existing   assemblies,   you   can   leave   them   in   the   extracted   location.

3.   Copy   the   Forms   folder   to   the   following   directory   (or   wherever   you   have   put   your   Forms   directory):

For   2006   Volume   2   -   C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\aspnet_client\infragistics\20062CLR20
For   2006   Volume   3   -   C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\aspnet_client\infragistics\20063CLR20
4.   Set   Modify   permissions   for   your   ASP.NET   worker   process/application   Windows   identity   (typically   the   ASPNET   user   for   IIS   5.x   and   the   IIS_WPG   group   for   IIS   6)   on   the   following   directory   (or   wherever   you   have   put   your   Forms   directory):

For   2006   Volume   2   -   C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\aspnet_client\infragistics\20062CLR20\Forms\WebSchedule
For   2006   Volume   3   -   C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\aspnet_client\infragistics\20063CLR20\Forms\WebSchedule
5.   Register   the   new   assemblies   in   the   GAC   using   either   gacutil   (in   the   .NET   SDK)   or   dragging   and   dropping   them   into   the   GAC   folder   (e.g.,   C:\WINDOWS\assembly).  

6.   (Optional)   If   your   application   uses   local   assemblies   rather   than   GAC-registered   assemblies,   be   sure   to   copy   the   new   assemblies   to   your   application 's   bin   directory.

*   Note   on   using   custom   Javascript   files:   Use   the   script   files   that   are   embedded   in   the   assemblies,   which   is   the   default   for   CLR   2.0   assemblies.   Separate   Javascript   files   will   be   shipped   with   the   final   full   release.   Also   note   that   you   may   run   into   errors   on   w