Ah, the Connection String manager uses the SMO DLLs to browse for the server on the local subnet...  If it cannot find the SMO DLLs, then you can make sure they're being copied out to the client machine along with your application.  There are 4 of them, I think, that start with Microsoft.SqlServer.*...

I created an application and originally everything pointed to an SQL 2005 database. I have since changed it to point to a SQL 2000 database. My problem is when I try to run the application on another users pc I get an error, microfour is trying to reference Microsoft.SqlServer.SMO th 9.0 version.



Am I missing something, could there be something I am missing that is pointing to the SQL 9.0 stuff?