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Re: wodVPN.dll and virtual adapter for 64bit OS (General questions)

by Giovanni, Thursday, November 05, 2009, 15:30 (5496 days ago) @ wodSupport

my application is .NET windows form application for AnyCPU configuration.

In this solution we have a dll project that references your wodVPN.dll and the compilation create an iterop.
I've tryed to compile this dll project for x64 cpu architecture but when launch my application on vista 64bit it fails with the error message above (also on AnyCPU compilation).

We don't have recompiled your wodVPN.dll for 64bit. Is this necessary to solve the problem?

Giovanni

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