If your application requires Full Trust-for example, full access to the user's system-you can use the -TrustLevel option of Mage.exe to set this.

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For more information, see ClickOnce Security and Deployment.ĭetermine whether the application requires an elevated level of trust. The distribution options include: Web, file share, or CD. This application will be referred to as AppToDeploy.ĭetermine how the deployment will be distributed. This walkthrough assumes that you have a Windows application that you are ready to deploy. For more information, see Windows SDK on MSDN. You must either have the Windows SDK installed or the version of the Windows SDK included with Visual Studio. Mage.exe and MageUI.exe are part of the Windows Software Development Kit (SDK). This walkthrough has some prerequisites and options that you need to choose before building a deployment. NET 5 or later, use dotnet-mage.exe instead of Mage.exe. If someone is using an atomizer with an adjustable 510 pin, the length that it extends from the 510 threads should be checked EVERY time that the atomizer is screwed onto a Faux Hybrid connection.In ClickOnce for. This is a very nice feature, but can also be a serious problem for someone using a Faux Hybrid connection if the 510 pin on the atomizer works itself back from screwing and unscrewing the atomizer On/Off. Some atomizers have 'adjustable' 510 pins. So if the coil head or RBA section is not screwed down completely, or if there is any variance in the length of the coil head or RBA section, it can cause the 510 pin to not extend the full amount from 510 threads of the atomizer. With a floating 510 pin, the 510 pin is being pushed out by the coil head or RBA section in the atomizer. So the amount that the 510 pin extends out beyond the 510 threads never changes. With a hard 510 pin, the center pin in the atomizer can not move, it is fixed. Something good to know is the difference between a 'Hard' 510 pin and a 'Floating' 510 pin on an atomizer.

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