uiAccess

My application is used to provide accessibility in other applications. I need to be able to drive input in other applications using Journal Playback Hooks. From the documentation it seems as if what I want is to include the uiAccess=true flag in the application manifest.

However, when I use that flag, the operating system automatically puts a security flag on the application icon and requires administrative privileges to run the application. This is true even if I use requestedPrivileges=asInvoker in the manifest.

Can someone please shed some light on this problem?

- What does uiAccess=true actually allow?
- How can I use uiAccess=true without requiring administrative privileges?

[717 byte] By [Stefan_S] at [2008-2-11]

Software Development for Windows Vista

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