Is there any API or .net library to handle elevation in Vista & VB

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Please don't send me to the Codeproject article, i'm looking for some native
way to be able to elevate a user using VB. As it stands right now, Microsoft
is providing that "privilege" to Visual C++ developers.

[Mr. Arnold]

Re: Is there any API or .net library to handle elevation in Vista & VB


"tpknomad" <tpknomad@discu ssions.microsof t.comwrote in message
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Please don't send me to the Codeproject article, i'm looking for some
native
way to be able to elevate a user using VB. As it stands right now,
Microsoft
is providing that "privilege" to Visual C++ developers.

It's called the Vista UAC Manifest that will be used by an application to
present the proper credentials to Vista so that the application runs with
escalated privileges.

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Re: Is there any API or .net library to handle elevation in Vista

True, but the manifest is there to tell the complete application to run in
Administrative mode, which by the way doesn't work at all. I'm looking to
elevate a small portion of the application when the user clicks a button.

"Mr. Arnold" wrote:

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"tpknomad" <tpknomad@discu ssions.microsof t.comwrote in message
news:0637743C-715C-4F05-BE71-ABE8289CDA0D@mi crosoft.com...

Please don't send me to the Codeproject article, i'm looking for some
native
way to be able to elevate a user using VB. As it stands right now,
Microsoft
is providing that "privilege" to Visual C++ developers.

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It's called the Vista UAC Manifest that will be used by an application to
present the proper credentials to Vista so that the application runs with
escalated privileges.
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