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Windows marks the JAR file as verified in the properties just because there's a verified msi structure at the front of it. I count that as a claim to have verif
by hoistbypetard 6y ago
Windows marks the JAR file as verified in the properties just because there's a verified msi structure at the front of it. I count that as a claim to have verified the file. Because that's what windows displayed.