Assemblies loaded from byte arrays inherit the grant set of the loading assembly. Since this means that the loaded assembly may be fully trusted, any calls to load from byte array from trusted code should be reviewed to ensure that it is secure. Transparent code is not subjected to the same audit scrutiny as critical code, and therefore should not load assemblies from byte arrays.
Assemblies can discover member information in other assemblies. Members include the methods and properties within the classes ...
Assemblies can only print from a restricted Print dialog box. Assemblies can print preview to the selected printer or default ...
Assemblies have access to printer information and availability. Assemblies can print programmatically, without the Print ...
Assemblies have no access to windows or user interface events and must execute without a graphical user interface. Access ...
Assemblies loaded from byte arrays inherit the grant set of the loading assembly. Since this means that the loaded assembly ...
Assemblies only have access to safe subwindows for drawing and can only use controls (buttons, dropdown boxes, and so on) ...
Assemblies only have access to safe top-level windows and safe subwindows for drawing. Access to form information like size, ...
Assemblies only have access to the Clipboard to paste content from the same application domain. The ability to copy and cut ...
Assemblies only have access to the Open File dialog box and Save File dialog box, and are permitted to open and save files ...