MMM 0.12 Is Available

[Bob Riemersma]

Greetings,

I don't get in here much these days but it is great to see that VB6 still
lives for so many programmers.

Though I had not planned to ever release a new version of the MMM (Make My
Manifest) beta I have some changes that I thought I'd share. Of course by
now you may have made similar changes yourself, moved to another similar
program, or created your own substitute for MMM .

See http://mmm4vb6.atom5.com/yes-update-0-12-5479.html for some notes and
the download link.

Thanks for the memories, keep up the good fight.

[Eduardo]

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I had a problem with the latest version of MMM that I tested (version 10),
my program threw an error (that I can't remember right now, but may be about
a component not properly registered, but I'm not sure), so I switched back
and stayed using version 9 (that didn't produce that error to arise) and
manually editing the DPI awareness section (because MMM didn't make it right
on version 9).
I'll have to test this new MMM version to see if everything works right now.

And thank you for making MMM available, it's extremely useful (and I don't
know of a replacement).

[CoderX]

Yeah, I wrote an add-in that auto compiles a manifest into my apps, along
with all the manifest minutia. I never could get that mess you call an app
to work right. Sorry.

"Bob Riemersma" <nom...@noname.com> wrote in message
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[GS]

> Yeah, I wrote an add-in that auto compiles a manifest into my apps,
> along with all the manifest minutia. I never could get that mess you
> call an app to work right. Sorry

Very interesting, as MMM seems to work so well for so many others!

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[Bob Riemersma]

"Eduardo" <m...@mm.com> wrote in message
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> I had a problem with the latest version of MMM that I tested (version 10),
> my program threw an error (that I can't remember right now, but may be
> about a component not properly registered, but I'm not sure), so I
> switched back and stayed using version 9 (that didn't produce that error
> to arise) and manually editing the DPI awareness section (because MMM
> didn't make it right on version 9).
> I'll have to test this new MMM version to see if everything works right
> now.
>
> And thank you for making MMM available, it's extremely useful (and I don't
> know of a replacement).

The DPI-Awareness node of the manifest has been changed and has worked fine
for us. It may still be imperfect.

A commercial tool called Side-by-Side Manifest Maker should still be
available. The Web site is at:

http://www.mazecomputer.com/

[jo...@tlc-direct.co.uk]

Really long shot but here goes...

Before I go reinventing the now very-old wheel; any chance you can hit me up with a link to MMM or, if you're happy to, stick the source on GIT and I'll (very likely) become a contributor?

I'm STILL fighting the fight and am looking to move our mid-sized application install (40+ apps and components) to side-by-side (where possible). I've played with UMMM but it doesn't provide what I'm after.

*fingers crossed* you even see this,

John

[Auric__]

Arne Saknussemm wrote:

> On Tue, 19 Jan 2016 02:40:46 -0800 (PST)
> "jo...@tlc-direct.co.uk" wrote in microsoft.public.vb.general.discussion
> <7fba0118-7564-429f...@googlegroups.com>:

>
>> Really long shot but here goes...
>>
>> Before I go reinventing the now very-old wheel; any chance you can
>> hit me up with a link to MMM or, if you're happy to, stick the source
>> on GIT and I'll (very likely) become a contributor?
>>
>> I'm STILL fighting the fight and am looking to move our mid-sized
>> application install (40+ apps and components) to side-by-side (where
>> possible). I've played with UMMM but it doesn't provide what I'm
>> after.
>>
>> *fingers crossed* you even see this,
>

> well, while the original MMM website is available on the "internet
> wayback machine"
>
> http://web.archive.org/web/20140829021337/http://mmm4vb6.atom5.com/
>
> the download links don't seem to work due to the fact that the IWM
> respects the "robots.txt" hence it didn't archive the zip files :(

The top post ("Sunday, August 4, 2013") doesn't work because those links were
hosted on app.box.com, which is the site with the robots.txt, but the
download link from the post dated "Sunday, April 7, 2013" works just fine.

> That said (and not sure if the files may be available elsewhere), I
> wonder why you say that UMMM doesn't do what you need; which feature is
> UMMM lacking ? And, did you try to contact the UMMM author/mantainer ?

I'm curious about this as well, but contacting the author might not be an
option, since UMMM hasn't been updated since 2012.

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[BillyJ]

There was a discussion about which version of MMM was appropriate.
Are there any updates on the version discussion?
I have v9, v10 and v12.

[Carlos Rocha]

After serious thinking Arne Saknussemm wrote :

>
> That said (and not sure if the files may be available elsewhere), I
> wonder why you say that UMMM doesn't do what you need; which feature is
> UMMM lacking ? And, did you try to contact the UMMM author/mantainer ?
>

> http://sourceforge.net/projects/ummm/

UMMM is now hosted on GitHub and is still active

https://github.com/wqweto/UMMM


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