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  1. #1

    Default #embed UAC manifest

    Hello,

    how to use the Manifest in SB?

    Thanks much Kai

  2. #2

    Default Re: #embed UAC manifest

    Hi Kai,

    >
    > how to use the Manifest in SB?
    >

    I'm not exactly sure if I understand your question. But I would suggest to
    open the "#embed UAC manifest..." dialog and press "F1" -- all information
    is there.

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  3. #3

    Default Re: #embed UAC manifest

    Hello Friedrich,

    sorry, i mean where to out the "#embed UAC manifest in the script (wich section)?

    Thanks again Kai

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    Default Re: #embed UAC manifest

    Hi Kai,

    >
    > sorry, i mean where to out the "#embed UAC manifest in the script (wich
    > section)?
    >

    Please note that this is a compiler directive. It has nothing to do with
    your installation logic.

    This compiler directive will embed an UAC-aware manifest into your .exe. So
    you only have to make sure that you do this before the compiler adds your
    ..exe to the setup.exe.

    Before the [ Support Files ] section is a good place to do this. But you
    are never tied to any "section" in SetupBuilder. The "sections" are only
    there to give you some orientation. You can have registry functions in the
    [ Install Files ] section and you can have Install File(s) command in the
    [ Execute Programs ] section. It's completely up to you.

    Does this help?

    Friedrich

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  5. #5

    Default Re: #embed UAC manifest

    Ok, thanks much!

    Best regards

    Kai

  6. #6

    Default Re: #embed UAC manifest

    >>you only have to make sure that you do this before the compiler adds your
    >>..exe to the setup.exe.

    If you are having your installer code-sign your .EXE also, it needs to do
    that AFTER adding the manifest:

    1. Add manifest
    2. Code-sign
    3. Add .EXE to the setup.EXE

    Jane

  7. #7

    Default Re: #embed UAC manifest

    Thanks Jane, but i have done this :-(

    Best regards

    Kai

  8. #8

    Default Re: #embed UAC manifest

    > Ok, thanks much!
    >
    > Best regards

    Kai,

    Charles Edmonds of LANSRAD taught me a long time ago (as illustrated in the
    attached screen shot) - this order, and it has worked well.

    #embed Vista manifest
    #run Batch File (optional for Software Passport - Armadillo protection)
    #code-sign application

    [ Create Folders ]

    Notice all of this JUST before Create Folders

    ALSO optional - but, just after code-sign - nice place to put some:

    #copy file functions to copy a processed file to a specific folder - you
    have that file available in a location that isn't necessarily associated
    directly with the install.

    David

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    Default Re: #embed UAC manifest

    Thanks much for all your help, i have still the problem, that i disabled the
    manifest generating in Clarion but if i try to the manifest in SB i get the
    message, that a manifest is still with the file?

    Best regards Kai

  10. #10

    Default Re: #embed UAC manifest

    Hi Kai,

    > sorry, i mean where to out the "#embed UAC manifest in the script (wich section)?

    I do this as the first thing in the script.

    Best regards,

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