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Isolating 32-bit COM Components on 64-bit Build Servers

by Rich Kalasky | Aug 25, 2011 | Software Development Tips & Tricks

A few weeks back while getting Mako XRM ready for launch, I was working through an issue involving ClickOnce build and deployment. I was attempting to isolate a 32-bit COM component so it would not need to be registered on every end-user’s computer upon ClickOnce...

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