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Adding Rpt Files to Clickonce Projects

Hi, i have a desktop application and it is using rpt files. now i want to deploy my project with Clickonce. Every thing is well but i coulnd't load rpt files to my clickonce project. I am using MageUI.exe to modify .manifest file. can any body explain or any body has sample project?
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Select the rpt file in solution explorer and in properties, choose "Embeded Resource" as build action.
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Thanks but it is already Embeded Resource. i can include files in normal setup project. i want to make it in ClickOnce Deployment.
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If it is embeded resource, you do not need to include these in setup as these are already embeded in the exe itself. Though you need to use the reports as classes rather than files.

e.g
        Dim MyReport As New InvoiceReport
        MyReport.Load()
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It think you misunderstood the problem. I want to make it in Clickonce. my deployed clickonce application does not include rpt files. there is not any code problem.
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