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Is it possible to choose a manifest to use when starting a process in windows?

score 193 · Answer 1 · 2013-09-07 07:59:30

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Is it possible to choose a manifest to use when starting a process in windows?

Registration Free COM errors with EXE

Side-bySide(regfree) problem with dynamic add control

How get "miscStatus" from vb6 ocx?

How to make registration-free interface call from a DLL to a COM object implemented in EXE of the same process?

How can I use a reg-free COM in a non-UI thread?

Windows COM: Client 32bit C++ native application vs. server .NET 6 out-of-proc registry-free possible?

VB6 apps installed by NSIS, work on Windows 7 but '...not correctly registered...' on Windows 7 SP1

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