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For the most part, converting a 16bit .dll to a 32bit is a matter of
recompilation, however, there are some functions in the Microsoft SDK which have
changed. Just get a 32 bit development set and try to recompile. Find the
functions which cause compilation errors and substitute the new routines from
the SDK. There will, of course, be some problems...
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Larry McBride wrote:
> Does anyone have an example template they use to illustrate the construction
> of 32 bit dlls. I have some to convert from 16 bit and would certainly
> value the jumpstart such a template would provide.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Larry
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