I would like to have the "Run As Administrator" check boxes for the EXE associated in the "Application Shortcut Folder" and "Desktop"
checked when the installer I have made (using your very fine tool) finishes.
When the install completes, the Desktop icon does not have the "Run this program as an administrator" checkbox set in the "Priviledge Level"
of the "Compatibility" tab for the short cut properties. Nor does the "Start" menu shortcut item.
I'm using the Enterprise version of Advanced Installer on a 64 bit Windows 7 PC.
I run out an account with full Admin privs.
I have made a .NET Installer project for a ".NET 4.0 Client" application that is in 32 bit mode. The application itself does have a manifest that requires the program run to be run as an Administrator (or it won't run).
All the Op Sys checkboxes are checked (except for Win 2000).
In the "Install Parameters" page, the "Run as administrator" is checked.
In the "Files and Folders" page, in the "Application Shortcut Folder" and "Desktop" tree elements, both application EXE's have their Properties for "Run As Administrator" checked.
In the "Media" page, the "Package Type" is set to "Single EXE setup". The Archive radio button is set to "Archive installation files into CAB files"
The install itself is working. A single EXE file is made. All the files are going to the right place. The config file gets the correct stuff put into it. And my application does run. (yeah!)
I would just like to know if it is possible on Windows 7 to programatically set the checkbox for "Run this program as an administrator" for it's Dekstop Icon.
If so, what did I do wrong?