I believe the ChangeServiceConfig Win32 function is the usual way to
change the account of an installed service.
Phil Wilson
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Alternatively, you may be able to use the RemotingConfiguration.Configure ()
method. It's in System.Runtime.Remoting, but you don't have to be using
remoting to use the method.
Details are hazy, but I remember (a long time ago) being able to use this to
load a .config file other than the default.
Why don't you rename your cMyConfigFile.config file as a first step of your
application. The reason why you would need a different name (I presume) is
to be able to switch from one config file to the other just by restarting
your service with a different start-up parameter. You could have
cMyConfi
