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Re: 64-bit Vista (General questions)

by wodSupport, Tuesday, September 11, 2007, 02:45 (6284 days ago) @ Oleg

Yes, that is expected.

I am not sure if would be capable of producing OCXes in 64bit since they are made in C++ with ATL and VC6. Migrating to VS2005 could lead to potential disasters.

But if we ever have to go that road, we'll see what/how. No promises yet.

Kreso

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