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Wouldn't the .exe.manifest still point to the C:\ &nbsp;location for the application directory?
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Wouldn't the .exe.manifest still point to the C:\  location for the application directory?

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No, it wouldn't. &nbsp;Thanks for your answer.
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No, it wouldn't.  Thanks for your answer.

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Sorry for delay, I am sure you found that the manifest will point to the &quot;Installation Folder&quot;.<br />
Best of luck, and Thanks for the vote.
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Sorry for delay, I am sure you found that the manifest will point to the "Installation Folder".
Best of luck, and Thanks for the vote.

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I've got a ClickOnce .NET 4 app deployed by VisualStudio 2010, via UNC Path. I open the .application file, change the startup location to use the http address, sign, and close. The app then gives this error: - Application manifest does not accept specification of .<br />
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Does anyone know how to get MageUI to include this needed element when I sign?<br />
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This is similar to: <a href="http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2654320/why-does-mage-not-generate-a-compatibleframeworks-attribute" rel="ugc">http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2654320/why-does-mage-not-generate-a-compatibleframeworks-attribute</a>&nbsp;<br />
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I've tried opening MageUI from the location suggested, to no avail, and I'd really rather not have to use MSBuild. This is a simple app and I'd much prefer Visual Studio's simple built in deployment. <br />
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Also, in case anyone's wondering, I can't deploy via http through visual studio because that requires frontpage extensions to be installed, among other reasons.<br />

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I've got a ClickOnce .NET 4 app deployed by VisualStudio 2010, via UNC Path. I open the .application file, change the startup location to use the http address, sign, and close. The app then gives this error: - Application manifest does not accept specification of .

Does anyone know how to get MageUI to include this needed element when I sign?

This is similar to: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2654320/why-does-mage-not-generate-a-compatibleframeworks-attribute 

I've tried opening MageUI from the location suggested, to no avail, and I'd really rather not have to use MSBuild. This is a simple app and I'd much prefer Visual Studio's simple built in deployment. 

Also, in case anyone's wondering, I can't deploy via http through visual studio because that requires frontpage extensions to be installed, among other reasons.


MageUI not including CompatibleFrameworks attribute

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