C# Manifest file question
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Does anyone know how to declare Manifest Files in the Visual Studio IDE for C#?
I followed the steps outlined here for including a manifest file:
http://support.microsoft.com/...
Does it matter if the manifest file is in the directory where the
source code is or should it be in the directory where the executable
code is?
Someone has suggested I set BuildAction to "Embedded Resource". But I cannot find where this is set in the properties. Can you? In which panel is the BuildAction?
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It seems there is more than one way to use Manifest Files with C#. I would like to know them all.
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i'd suggest going to a forum that's a bit more specifically geared towards c# programming..._________________
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If you're .NETing I believe you could access it through a managed C++ class, in the project properties of which you can set reletive (to all manner of special directories) or absolute paths to code resourses_________________
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Hi..
I think You have to use a separate manifest file when debugging,and when you are about to deploy your project then only embedded it.
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