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I am using VS 2002, which means it came with the .NET 1.0 Framework. I want my forms to use the new Windows XP style controls. I have created the manifest and done everything my book has told me to do. However, even at run time, the buttons are still the old boring buttons. Do I have to write some type of code to read the manifest file, or just what do I have to do to get it to work? Thanks.
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Did you tryed to just do this?

Just make your app start with a Sub Main like this and don't use any kind of brainwasher Manifests...

   Public Sub Main()
       Application.EnableVisualStyles()
       Application.Run(New myStartForm)
       Application.DoEvents()
   End Sub

 

Alex :p

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Ho!

Sorry about that version mistake...

 

How aout that little "trick" for using fw 1.1 on vs.net 2002?

Could work I think...

 

I'm just trying to get you away from manifests... sucks...

 

Alex :p

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I was thinking about getting VS 2003, but I really can't spare the money right now. I am just doing the programming thing as hobby for now, until I get good at it.
Firefighters do it with a big hose...
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Try to use the FW 1.1 on your current version of VS.net...

 

It should work...

 

Alex :p

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If you use VS.NET 2002 you won't be able to use .NET FW 1.1, VS.NET will target FW 1.0, you need VS.NET 2003 to use FW 1.1 or 1.0
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But, as the original question goes... get someone help me with the manifest file problem? As to why it isn't workinjg?!
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