In article <bay122-ds7e44a9b780fe6af49ee05cd...@phx.gbl>,
"Blair" <os...@live.com> writes:
> If you are forced by any other constraint to elevate your setup, make it a
> perMachine installation (especially on platforms without UAC) and install
> the runtime in SxS "shared" mode (either MSM or EXE installer) which will
> allow for the possibility of MSFT servicing of the runtime (which they can't
> do in isolated mode).
What happens if the application is installed per-user and not
per-machine?
I would expect the merge module would still place the shared component
in the shared area and therefore still require admin priveleges, but
the application itself would only be installed for the logged-in user.
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