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_WIN32_WINNT

All of the development that our project is doing is done for Windows 2000 or
greater. All of the Visual Studio Wizards for C++ default the _WIN32_WINNT
to Windows NT (0x0400). Is there a way to make the wizards default to
something other than _WIN32_WINNT?

Thanks,
Mike.
Nov 13 '06 #1
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Mike Smith wrote:
All of the development that our project is doing is done for Windows 2000 or
greater. All of the Visual Studio Wizards for C++ default the _WIN32_WINNT
to Windows NT (0x0400). Is there a way to make the wizards default to
something other than _WIN32_WINNT?
Change the following file to your likings (keep the original, just in case):

%VISUALSTUDIODIR%\Vc7\VCWizards\mfcappwiz\template s\1033\stdafx.h

Apart from mfcappwiz there are mfcctlwiz for OCX and mfcdllwiz for DLL.
Nov 14 '06 #2

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