20 February 2017
Tip: Using mt.exe to include a manifest
A tip from Peter Harder on how to use the mt.exe tool included with the Windows SDK.
The GFA-Basic editor can not include a *.manifest file into a created *.exe file. However, the Microsoft Windows Software Development Kit (SDK) contains a file named "mt.exe" that can
include the *.manifest file after creating the *.exe file.
I uploaded an examples that includes also the mt.exe and a batch file that shows how to call the mt.exe:
Just follow the instructions in the readme.txt.
For a complete description of mt.exe tool use Google and search for "mt.exe".(削除) (削除ここまで)
The GFA-Basic editor can not include a *.manifest file into a created *.exe file. However, the Microsoft Windows Software Development Kit (SDK) contains a file named "mt.exe" that can
include the *.manifest file after creating the *.exe file.
I uploaded an examples that includes also the mt.exe and a batch file that shows how to call the mt.exe:
Just follow the instructions in the readme.txt.
For a complete description of mt.exe tool use Google and search for "mt.exe".
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Good tip. Also, you can use Peter Heinzig's excellent program XP Styles which can be found here: http://www.peterheinzig.de/dat/xp_style.zip
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