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QuestionWindows 7 compatible code in VC++ MFC Pin
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Andrew Phillips30-Apr-11 6:16
Andrew Phillips30-Apr-11 6:16 
If you have a program that runs for example on XP but has problems on Windows 7 you can run it in compatibility mode. See the compatibility tab in the Properties dialog. (Right click the .EXE and select Properties in Explorer.)

If you are asking if you need to change anything when moving from VS2003 to a later version of Visual Studio then you may find that you need to #define the WINVER appropriately - ie to earliest version of Window you want to be able to run on. The default value may be different if you didn't explicitly set it in your VS2003 project. You may have some problems rebuilding but you can ask here if so.

If you are talking about adding code to make use of new features in Windows 7 then you will have to find out about the features and how to implement them. There are many new features in Windows 7, eg for the new task bar. If using MFC many Windows 7 features are automatically used or implemented with a just few lines of code when you rebuild your application with VS2010.

Also re 64 bit Windows: If you write code portably then you can compile for Win32 or Win64. If Win64 is the target it will run faster under 64-bit Windows but won't run under Win32. But if you just target it for 32-bit then it can run under Win64 and Win32.
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