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  1. How to download Platform SDK 2001 - social.msdn.microsoft.com

    Oct 28, 2010 · I need to download the Platform SDK Nov 2001 to be able to compile a code that I was given.

  2. Multiple types in WSDL definitions - social.msdn.microsoft.com

    Dec 1, 2019 · How can I have the different OperationContract s get separated in the WSDL?

  3. VBA and authentication sharepoint - social.msdn.microsoft.com

    Jan 19, 2015 · I'm currently working on a project with access 2010, the application will need to download files stored on sharepoint. I managed to do this by using web services (SOAP …

  4. BCP Importing Data Incorrectly - social.msdn.microsoft.com

    Nov 11, 2009 · Starting copy... SQLState = S1000, NativeError = 0 Error = [Microsoft] [SQL Server Native Client 10.0]Unexpected EOF encountered in BCP data-file 0 rows copied ...

  5. Access to Registry and Windows 10 version 1709,

    Nov 15, 2017 · But after updating to Windows 10 version 1709, a SecuzrityException is thrown.

  6. Closing callback channel. - social.msdn.microsoft.com

    Oct 8, 2007 · When the server aborts the callback channel, a fault travels back to the client, the client faults and we get the Faulted event on the client.

  7. Removing Xml Namespaces from XmlSerialization

    Aug 10, 2010 · I am currently using Xml Serialization to serialize my classes in Visual Studio 2010, but I have been unable to remove the default namespaces that get attached to my …

  8. Printing - "Fit to screen" - social.msdn.microsoft.com

    Dec 4, 2012 · 'CREDITS: 'This modResizeForm module was created by Jamie Czernik 31st March 2000 ([email protected]) 'The module was updated by Dr. Martin Dumskyj 30th …

  9. Windows Heap vs. CRT Heap - social.msdn.microsoft.com

    Jul 7, 2008 · It also appears that there are 4 Windows heaps that are returned from a call to GetProcessHeaps (). Are the Windows heaps built on top of the CRT heap, is it the other way …

  10. mfc application - social.msdn.microsoft.com

    //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // MSDN Magazine — October 2001 // If this code works, it was written by Paul DiLascia. // If not, I don't know who wrote it.