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Old 12th July 2009, 13:54   #1
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Is RequestExecutionLevel a COMPILE-TIME directive?
I tried using RequestExecutionLevel in .onInit but the compiler gave me this error:
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Error: command RequestExecutionLevel not valid in Function
Does this mean that RequestExecutionLevel is a COMPILE-TIME directive?

If so, what can I do to implement a pretty unique installer that "Requests ExecutionLevel" based on whether the logged in user has Administrator privileges?

I would like to implement this somewhat "smart" installer that changes its behavior based on the account type (i.e. admin vs. limited). Is this possible without resorting to write the installer entirely in win32 C or C++?
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