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**Manifest**

Selects a manifest generation option when the application runs on Windows Vista under User Account Control (UAC). This option can have the following values:
Selects a manifest generation option when the application runs on Windows under User Account Control (UAC). This option can have the following values:

- **Embed manifest with default settings**. Supports the typical manner in which Visual Studio operates on Windows Vista, which is to embed security information in the application's executable file, specifying that `requestedExecutionLevel` be `AsInvoker`. This is the default option.
- **Embed manifest with default settings**. Supports the typical manner in which Visual Studio operates on Windows, which is to embed security information in the application's executable file, specifying that `requestedExecutionLevel` be `AsInvoker`. This is the default option.

- **Create application without a manifest**. This method is known as *virtualization*. Use this option for compatibility with earlier applications.

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title: Find and Replace, Environment, Options Dialog Box
description: Learn how to use the Find and Replace page in the Environment section to control message boxes and other aspects of a find and replace operation.
ms.custom: SEO-VS-2020
ms.date: 11/04/2016
ms.date: 12/15/2021
ms.topic: reference
f1_keywords:
- VS.ToolsOptionsPages.Environment.FindReplace
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Select this option to paste the text on either side of the current editor's insertion point into the **Find what** field when you select any view of the **Find and Replace** window from the **Edit** menu. Clear this option to use the last search pattern from the previous search as the **Find what** string.

**Automatically limit search to selection**

Select this option when you want to set the search scope to just code that you've selected.

If you don't want to search only the code that you've selected, clear this option.

**Use the editor background in the Find All References tool window**

Select this option when you want the Find All References tool window to use the same foreground and background colors as the editor.

::: moniker range=">=vs-2019"

**Keep search results by default**

Select this option when you prefer to keep all your search results by default rather than selecting the **Keep Results** button after each search. For more information about this functionality, see the [Keep results](../find-in-files.md#keep-results) page.

::: moniker-end

## See also

- [Finding and Replacing Text](../../ide/finding-and-replacing-text.md)
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Starting in Visual Studio 2022, there is a new JavaScript/TypeScript project type (.esproj) that allows you to create standalone Angular, React, and Vue projects in Visual Studio. These front-end projects are created using the framework CLI tools you have installed on your local machine, so the version of the template is up to you.

Within these new projects, you can run JavaScript and TypeScript unit tests, easily add and connect ASP.NET Core API projects and download your npm modules using the npm manager. Check out some of the quickstarts and tutorials to get started. If you want more information, you can read about them in this [blog post](https://devblogs.microsoft.com/visualstudio/the-new-javascript-typescript-experience-in-vs-2022-preview-3/).
Within these new projects, you can run JavaScript and TypeScript unit tests, easily add and connect ASP.NET Core API projects and download your npm modules using the npm manager. Check out some of the quickstarts and tutorials to get started. For more information, see [Visual Studio tutorials | JavaScript and TypeScript](/visualstudio/javascript).