Require administrator
The AutoPlay application requires to be run with the full access token of an Administrator. This setting should be used if your AutoPlay application needs to make changes to protected system locations (file system/registry) that are typically writable to only by Administrator users. This includes access directly by the AutoPlay application, and the launching of external programs that require this access (unless they are designed to handle their own permission detection and notification.)
Note: If the user disabled UAC on their system (changed from default), this setting will have no effect. In addition to this setting, you must include your own administrator detection and how you wish to proceed if the requirement is not met. See the System.GetUserInfo action to perform Administrator detection.
Project Settings
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Tip: See the Code Signing section of the preferences (Edit > Preferences, Code Signing) to configure default values when creating new projects. Tip: If you want full control over the how the application is code signed, you can leave all fields blank except for Tool location, and specify all options in the Other arguments field. When "SignTool.exe" is the selected tool, AutoPlay Media Studio automatically passes the option "sign". |
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Code sign applications
If checked, the application will be code signed during the build process using the settings below. See
Authenticode Code Signing for more information.
S e tt ing s
Code signing tool:
The tool you want to use to digitally sign the application. Choose from:
SignTool.exe
Use SignTool.exe to digitally sign the application executable. This tool could not be distributed, but is available in the \Bin folder of the Platform Software Development Kit (SDK). This tool is not supported on Windows NT/Me/98/95. For more information, see MSDN: SignTool (Windows).