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1. 
   DanH | Jun 19, 2012 08:58pm | #1

   Getting conflicting orders on this issue.

   It's always safest to do whatever the wife tells you.

   (Either way works.  Ideally you want to lap the top of the wrap over the top flange, have the bottom flange over the wrap, and somehow do both on the sides.  The idea is to both drain any moisture on the face of the wrap, with out any getting behind it, and prevent any air from penetrating.)

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   calvin | Jun 19, 2012 10:00pm | #2

   What's the manufacturer say?

   Usually, that's a safe route.

   However, search Mike Sloggatt and his window install program.

   or take a look at this.

   I didn't.   It's the bottom of the ninth and a tie game w/ 2out.

   https://www.finehomebuilding.com/how-to/install-replacement-windows-and-flashing-correctly.aspx?nterms=63730