VS Setup Projects and Vista "Run as Administrator"

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I have a VS2005 setup project for installing my C# application. Nothing fancy, just copies some files to Program Files and creates Start Menu shortcuts.

On Windows Vista, the "Run as Administrator" is missing from the context menu when I right-click my shortcuts. I need that capability, what makes that disappear? How can I get it to appear?

Thanks,
Eric
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