
If somebody enables XP skin support (under Compiler Options) a manifest file is created.
The file attributes are archive/hidden but NOT read only.
If somebody empties the file (0 bytes instead of 647 bytes) your application refuses to work (on WinXP).
You can delete this file - and then your application will work again, without skin support.
One suggestion would be to make this file read only, but the better solution would be to move the Manifest Data as resource inside the EXE.
With another programming language I add:
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1 24 "WindowsXP.Manifest"
No extra manifest file needed.
Thanks in advance for your time looking at this post.
Franco
PS Sorry if somebody already posted this thought...
