Around the the time of the release of Vista I attended a developers presentation on vista. It was by a guy called Daniel Moth. Specifically manifests got my attention so i scribbled some notes. I still have the notes i scribbled on the night. No reference to uiAccess. Probably explains why I haven't had a problem ignoring it. I'll ask Daniel on his blog and report back what he says.

Update: Daniel's blog looks dead. Anyway I wouldn't turn uiAccess off because I think the worst that can happen is it would be ignored.

>>Naomi,
>>I am sure there has been more than one of those articles but over 2 years ago one of my colleageue downloaded a version that’s all wrapped up within a form and we’ve been using that ever since. I am not entire of there were any tweaks done to the original but the way it works, you dump the form and the support tables into the same folder as your project. Do Form... and it will build the executable for you and add a manifest to it. If all the files in project can be found in relative paths, then it works without any issues. I’ll attach the zipped file of the project here. Any problems let me know I can email it directly to you.
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>>Oops, sorry my subscription ran out ages ago and can therefore not upload the file. Didn't see one in your profile, if you let me have an address i can send it to I will.
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>Thanks again. For the manifest it creates do you think we need to also add
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>  uiAccess="false"/>

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>I don't know if this is the default setting, but I think it needs to be put explicitly.