Figure 2: Embed Your Manifest -- Visual Studio Magazine

Figure 2: Embed Your Manifest

11/09/2007

A Vista manifest file indicates that an application is Vista-aware. If a manifest indicates that elevated privileges are required, Windows Explorer displays a shield to users. You can add this manifest easily in Visual Studio 2008, but doing so in Visual Studio 2005 requires that you use a manual or automated (C#) post-build process to add the manifest. Figure 2: Embed Your Manifest

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