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I work on Visual Studio 2010, developing in C#.
I wonder if it is possible to specify to VS not to create the xxx.exe.manifest and xxx.application files when I publish my solution as I don’t need both files to run my application (at least I don’t feel that I need them, feel free to advice if I shouldn’t want to eradicate them…).
Do you know if there is a way?
You should specify /MANIFEST:NO on the command line for linker or disabled them in Project configuration.