Manifest capabilities and extensions (Windows Store apps)
A manifest file is required during installation of your Windows Store app. The manifest defines the application identity, metadata, capabilities, extensions, and other attributes. Capabilities and extensions are of particular importance to certificates used with Windows Store apps. Capabilities can be used to define whether a Windows Store app can share certificate stores outside of the app container in which it is running. Extensions can be used to install certificates along with the application, specify whether to inherit from system trust, and set certificate selection criteria. For more information, see the following topics:
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Build date: 2/28/2013
