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It is part of the Microsoft Developer's Network (MSDN) or as part of the various Microsoft Windows development tools, like VC.<br />

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It is part of the Microsoft Developer's Network (MSDN) or as part of the various Microsoft Windows development tools, like VC.


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You DO have to install the SDK before the DDK. &nbsp;The Win32 SDK is available from the same place you &nbsp;got your DDK. &nbsp;Since the DDK is only available with MSDN, you must have it, right? &nbsp;Sift through the CDROMS and find the SDK CDROM, install it. &nbsp;Then install the DDK. &nbsp;Simple...<br />

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You DO have to install the SDK before the DDK.  The Win32 SDK is available from the same place you  got your DDK.  Since the DDK is only available with MSDN, you must have it, right?  Sift through the CDROMS and find the SDK CDROM, install it.  Then install the DDK.  Simple...


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Hmm....I can't find it. Isn't it included on the Visual C++ 5.0 or 6.0 CD-ROM ??????<br />
Or can you give me the internet adress for it?<br />

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Hmm....I can't find it. Isn't it included on the Visual C++ 5.0 or 6.0 CD-ROM ??????
Or can you give me the internet adress for it?


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Hi,<br />
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I'm starting to use the Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 DDK -but:<br />
I can't make it work propperly - it seems that I have to install a Win32 SDK first! (?)<br />
So my question is simple: where do I get this Win32 SDK ????<br />
I've tryed to look for it on <a href="http://www.microsoft.com" rel="ugc nofollow">www.microsoft.com</a>&nbsp;- but no luck so far.<br />
Please help me!
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Hi,

I'm starting to use the Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 DDK -but:
I can't make it work propperly - it seems that I have to install a Win32 SDK first! (?)
So my question is simple: where do I get this Win32 SDK ????
I've tryed to look for it on www.microsoft.com - but no luck so far.
Please help me!

Anyone using NT4DDK ?

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