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Old June 6th, 2005, 09:17 AM
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I have written an MFC C++ application. I wanted to send the exe to my colleagues machine so he could execute it. When he attempts to do so he gets an error saying that "MFC71D.DLL" is not present. How can I help in this matter? Thank you in advance. Joe
 
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How does this relate to .NET? This sounds like an problem with MFC/C++.

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You're right - it was a problem with managed C++. I just thought someone in this forum would know the answer. I had to compile with release - this solved the portability problem. Thank you.





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