#code-sign application "K:\sfo80koege\strejke08.exe" [Permanent] [Skip]

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Dear Friedrich!
Or whoever....

Have I understood it right, that each and every .exe and .dll produced by me
should have this line included to be Vista OK?

Where should the Line/lines be placed in the script?

What I have tried to do was:

#embed Vista manifest into "K:\sfo80koege\strejke08.exe" [asInvoker]
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#code-sign application "K:\sfo80koege\strejke08.exe" [Permanent] [Skip]

As the two first lines in the script.
It gave 'Compiler error Gen1053'

Edvard Korsbæk

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Hi Edvard,

> Have I understood it right, that each and every .exe and .dll produced by
> me should have this line included to be Vista OK?
>
> Where should the Line/lines be placed in the script?
>
> What I have tried to do was:
>
> #embed Vista manifest into "K:\sfo80koege\strejke08.exe" [asInvoker]
> [Permanent] [Skip]
> #code-sign application "K:\sfo80koege\strejke08.exe" [Permanent] [Skip]
>
> As the two first lines in the script.
> It gave 'Compiler error Gen1053'

#embed Vista manifest embeds a Vista-aware manifest into your own
application and #code-sign code signs the application.

I would suggest to add it to the beginning of the script (they are processed
by the pre-processor).

Error Gen1053 means that your code-signing failed (wrong certificate,
expired certificate, timestamp server not available, etc., etc.)

http://www.lindersoft.com/forums/sho...highlight=1053

Hope this helps.

Friedrich