How do you register by manifest?

>actually, it's worse that than: they have to be registered by manifest, rather than registering in the registry. The difference is that by manifest does not require the same level of privileges.
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>Hank
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>>>Guenter,
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>>>> But I wouldn´t worry about such things at all, cuz it´s all a matter of POLICY and MARKETING. Just look at the CLR, MSBuild, SQL 2005 Express,...
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>>>Ken has done a great job clearly stating MS's position. I didn't see anything ambigious in his statements other than his reference to resist.txt vs. redist.txt which brought a big smile to my face.
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>>>Since we know MS is not going to help the community in the area of runtime deployment, IMO, the FoxPro community needs to come up with its own solution to support itself.
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>>Ok then , this is a summary of the task at hand:
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>>We need a standalone loader (or preferably wrapper) application that can determine what runtime files are needed (either via a manifest if present or by examining the exe), check to see if they are registered and if not download them from the appropriate site (perhaps a site belonging to the app developer himself, for licensing reasons) register the dlls, extract the app and start it.
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>>Is there anyone here proficient enough in C or C++ to write such an app and make it available to all VFP developers? You would get my vote for personality of the year.
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>>Alex