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Thanks, but why a &quot;C&quot;??? Either it doesn't work, then don't accept a comment as an answer, or it does - and in this case, it certainly is worth more than a &quot;C&quot;...
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Thanks, but why a "C"??? Either it doesn't work, then don't accept a comment as an answer, or it does - and in this case, it certainly is worth more than a "C"...

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I apologize for this. &nbsp;My vision was off and when it came up for the award I just assumed the default was the lowest and hit the other extreme.
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I apologize for this.  My vision was off and when it came up for the award I just assumed the default was the lowest and hit the other extreme.

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Thanks, I fixed this for you.<br />
Moondancer - EE Moderator
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Thanks, I fixed this for you.
Moondancer - EE Moderator

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How do I get Visual C++ to recognize this identifier? &nbsp;I have the platform sdk loaded and presumably it's linked into Visual Studio. &nbsp;(I got a new computer, the project compiles fine on the old one.)<br />
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Thanks
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How do I get Visual C++ to recognize this identifier?  I have the platform sdk loaded and presumably it's linked into Visual Studio.  (I got a new computer, the project compiles fine on the old one.)

Thanks

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