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Where are these /FU come from?

Ed
Hello, dear all,
I built a VC project, there are many many /FU library in the command
line. I check the Project File in text editor, but there are no such
these information in it.

I check it in the MSDN, FU means "Force Using", but I don't understand
where and how to set it. I also check the Reference Property, no such
these or related library was contained..

I want to remove these /FUs, but no way.

Jul 26 '07 #1
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