Re: ClickOnce: How to change the codebase location in code

From: "Patrick H" <patrick.hyatt@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: 31 Jan 2007 05:52:15 -0800

You can modify the codebase however once it changes in anyway from
initial deployment you have to resign the manifests. You have
basically one option here in two flavors. Run Mage.exe or MageUi.exe
and use your key to sign the updated manifests (this basically
acknowledges that the changes you made are valid and not a hack
attempt)

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References:
- ClickOnce: How to change the codebase location in code
  - From: Jamey McElveen

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