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.net manifest file exclusion

I did not find very elaborate details on the manifests on msdn and so am still not clear on the manifest file usage.
I am building a win32 console executable application in Visual Studio 2005. The application is being linked to a dll by providing the lib file in the linker options as input. On running the application I get the error that the application has made an attempt to load a c runtime library without using a manifest.

when I build the debug version of the application and provide the dll.ember.manifest file as input in the manifest tool of property pages, the debug version of the application launches fine.
But when I include the manifest file in the release build of my application, still the same error pops up. Wihtout the manifest file too I get the same error.

How should I be building the release version of my application linking it with the dll lib for it to launch without any error?
Sep 18 '06 #1
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