arnololo123
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Add x86 platform option to visual studio 2005
Hello ,
I have a client who is upgrading his server to the latest windows server OS with 64bit.
I have an old application that does not seem to run on 64bit.
The application was built on Visual studio 2005 in VB, I am trying to recompile the application and change the option "Any CPU" to "X86" but I don't have the option x86 and can't find any place to add a new platform.
Thanks
I have a client who is upgrading his server to the latest windows server OS with 64bit.
I have an old application that does not seem to run on 64bit.
The application was built on Visual studio 2005 in VB, I am trying to recompile the application and change the option "Any CPU" to "X86" but I don't have the option x86 and can't find any place to add a new platform.
Thanks
ASKER
I have to have it in x86 per the requirement here: http://www.automatedsolutions.com/faq/KB0017.asp
This option x86 is not there and I don't know how to add it.
Thanks
This option x86 is not there and I don't know how to add it.
Thanks
Hi arnololo123;
According to Microsoft documentation for Visual Studio 2005 to change the platform build edit current or add new you can do this.
According to Microsoft documentation for Visual Studio 2005 to change the platform build edit current or add new you can do this.
PlatformMicrosoft Documentation at Configuration Manager Dialog Box
Displays the platform on which the desired build must run and lists all of the available platforms for the project. To add a new platform or edit an existing one, choose <New...> or <Edit...> from this drop-down list. The kind of project you are working with determines whether you can add more than one platform and what platforms are available for you to add to the project. When you add a platform for a project, a new project configuration is created.
ASKER
There is no option to add the platform see attached file
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Those are the solution properties. You need the project (My project) properties.
is there a reason why you are not using visual studio community and using an obsolete version of Visual Studio? There are security and programming fixes that are not available in previous versions.
ASKER
How do you access the project (My project) properties instead of the solution properties?
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Thanks it worked
x86 - select the project in the solution tree view, then properties, then the build tab. The option to select the target processor should be at the top right.