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Executing few lines of code on Windows Store app installation

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    Sharath C V
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    Is it possible to execute few lines of code on installing a windows Store App? The lines of code that needs to be executed will be part of the store app itself. So far, I am unable to find any information on this, but if any one has any info on this, please let me know. As of now I am trying to evaluate the feasibility.

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      Is it possible to execute few lines of code on installing a windows Store App? The lines of code that needs to be executed will be part of the store app itself. So far, I am unable to find any information on this, but if any one has any info on this, please let me know. As of now I am trying to evaluate the feasibility.

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      The installation process is locked down to prevent tampering. Apps installed from the App Store are heavily federated so you aren't allowed to mess about with the installation. If you need to do something as a one off, do it when your application first starts up and mark that the task has been done.

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        The installation process is locked down to prevent tampering. Apps installed from the App Store are heavily federated so you aren't allowed to mess about with the installation. If you need to do something as a one off, do it when your application first starts up and mark that the task has been done.

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        Thanks Pete for your valuable input on this...

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          Thanks Pete for your valuable input on this...

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          You're welcome.

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