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Yoooohooo!!!<br />
I missed that little detail, even though I saw that when I opened the properties of the Solution. In those properties I did try to set it to Win32 but it didn't stay. I didn't realize that I could just change it so easily.<br />
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Thank you very much
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Yoooohooo!!!
I missed that little detail, even though I saw that when I opened the properties of the Solution. In those properties I did try to set it to Win32 but it didn't stay. I didn't realize that I could just change it so easily.

Thank you very much

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You're welcome. &nbsp;I just wonder who all those Itanium people are who are building the sample code...<br />

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You're welcome.  I just wonder who all those Itanium people are who are building the sample code...


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Has anybody tried to build the DLLScreenCap sample from MSDN?<br />
I can't build it. And the projects property pages just won't show.<br />
I have opened the vcproj files, but I can't see what's wrong with them.<br />
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Thanks,
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Has anybody tried to build the DLLScreenCap sample from MSDN?
I can't build it. And the projects property pages just won't show.
I have opened the vcproj files, but I can't see what's wrong with them.

Thanks,

Can't build DLLScreenCap Microsoft sample

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