Jay,

The exception is being thrown because the assembly that implements your
applet does not have sufficient privledges to do what it needs to do. I
assume that the assembly is not on your localhard drive and is being
downloaded by IE. Is this correct? If so you will need to make sure that
assembly has the permissions it needs. The easiest thing to do is to strong
name the assembly, and then create a new codegroup in the .Net Framework
Configuration tool and specify the membership condition to be the public
key used for strong naming the assembly. You can then grant that assembly
any level of trust needed. The .Net Framework Configuration Tool is an
Adminstrative tool found in the Control Panel.

For more information please search on Code Access Security in MSDN.

Please let me know if you have any further questions.

Thanks,

Michael Green
Microsoft Developer Support

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