I\'m using setting from my C# application like this:
String str = Properties.Settings.Default.SETTINGS_NAME;
When I save this settings, a s
You can control the location of the user.config file by creating a custom SettingsProvider. Luckily for you, someone at CodeProject already did that.
user.config
SettingsProvider
See my answer here for all the details: How to make designer generated .Net application settings portable