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Yes. By default applications are aligned on 512 byte boundaries. (Due to a quirk in the Windows 98 paging mechanism, before Visual Studio 2008, Win32 applications were aligned on 4096 byte boundaries unless you added the /OPT:NOWIN98 switch to the linker. The linker for VS 2008 and later now uses 512 alignment by default.)
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QuestionUsing CEdit with ES_NUMBER giving "Please enter a positive integer." followed by exception. Pin
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