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    Re: [vb6] Per-Monitor DPI Awareness Framework

    Quote Originally Posted by fabel358 View Post
    Great job, LaVolpe... only with windows xp it gives an error message without working: "The specified application could not be started. The application configuration is incorrect. A new installation of the application may solve the problem.". Is it possible to understand why?
    I had to play in my VM to find the problem (which I experienced too). It wasn't easy to track down. The problem it seems is that there was another compiled project that was using a manifest with the same "Identity" element. I removed the manifest from the res file and for simplicity sake, added a new external manifest, named it Project1.exe.manifest. I then went in and changed the identity element to ensure it was unique. Ran without a problem. You can get a generic manifest from my _ReadMe_Overview_DpiPM.rtf in the documentation folder of the project download (post #1). Jump to bottom of that document.
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