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Stupid answer - No. <br />
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LOL! &nbsp; Sorry. &nbsp;I really forgot to do that, and i was doing my test with the Release version while i was doing the changes in the settings of the Debug version only.<br />
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I bet you never thought that you would get 500 points that easy? :)
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Stupid answer - No.

LOL!   Sorry.  I really forgot to do that, and i was doing my test with the Release version while i was doing the changes in the settings of the Debug version only.

I bet you never thought that you would get 500 points that easy? :)

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Well, I know the conundrums of Visual Studio for a quite while now, and since &nbsp;I sometimes forget to always change settings for both configurations as well, I thought this could be the most likely reason - [beep] happens ;o)
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Well, I know the conundrums of Visual Studio for a quite while now, and since  I sometimes forget to always change settings for both configurations as well, I thought this could be the most likely reason - [beep] happens ;o)

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i'm trying to include the DLL of MFC inside the EXE of my application but i'm still getting this error message when i try to run my application in an XP Virtual Machine:<br />
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&quot;This application has failed to start because of mfc100u.dll was not found. &nbsp;Re-installing the application may fix this problem&quot;<br />
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I don't want to give separate DLL with my application, i really want to include them in my EXE (and yes i know it will make the EXE bigger).<br />
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Any idea what i'm missing? &nbsp;What should i do to really include these DLL?<br />
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(Note: I'm using VS2010)<br />
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thanks
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i'm trying to include the DLL of MFC inside the EXE of my application but i'm still getting this error message when i try to run my application in an XP Virtual Machine:

"This application has failed to start because of mfc100u.dll was not found.  Re-installing the application may fix this problem"

I don't want to give separate DLL with my application, i really want to include them in my EXE (and yes i know it will make the EXE bigger).

Any idea what i'm missing?  What should i do to really include these DLL?

(Note: I'm using VS2010)

thanks

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&quot;Use MFC in a Static Library&quot; doesn't seems to work

"Use MFC in a Static Library" doesn't seems to work