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<p align=left><font face=Arial size=2>I am in the process of migrating an application developed under Windows NT 3.51 and VC++ 4.2 to Windows XP and VC++ 2005. Needless to say, Ive been encountering a lot of issues. Thanks to help from the forums, Ive been able to resolve the intractable ones. I now have what I hope is the final issue requiring resolution.</font>
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<p align=left>I get the following error: "CVT1100 Duplicate Resource: type ICON, name: 1, language 0x0409"
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<p align=left>According to the help, I need to specify /TLBID and another number. While I could proceed willy nilly and start plugging in numbers until something works, Id like to understand what Im doing and why.
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<p align=left>A related question is why does the conversion wizard not fix this for me? I have to say that conversion was a royal pain - I had to organize the result by hand (with help from forum gurus) because the header and resource files didnt appear in the solution. I also had to correct between 300 and 400 instances of "deprecated" functions. The wizard was not particularly wizardly in its operation.
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<p align=left>Im also getting a link error - LNK1123. I assume that is due to the CVT1100 error and when that is resolved the link error will go away.
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<p align=left>A final question: I get a notification that WINVER is not defined and the compile is defaulting to 0x0502 - Windows Server 2003. Do I want this default, given that Im using 2005? Is there some value I should assign to WINVER and, if so, what is it?
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<p align=left>
<p align=left>I get the following error: "CVT1100 Duplicate Resource: type ICON, name: 1, language 0x0409"
<p align=left>
<p align=left>According to the help, I need to specify /TLBID and another number. While I could proceed willy nilly and start plugging in numbers until something works, Id like to understand what Im doing and why.
<p align=left>
<p align=left>A related question is why does the conversion wizard not fix this for me? I have to say that conversion was a royal pain - I had to organize the result by hand (with help from forum gurus) because the header and resource files didnt appear in the solution. I also had to correct between 300 and 400 instances of "deprecated" functions. The wizard was not particularly wizardly in its operation.
<p align=left>
<p align=left>Im also getting a link error - LNK1123. I assume that is due to the CVT1100 error and when that is resolved the link error will go away.
<p align=left>
<p align=left>A final question: I get a notification that WINVER is not defined and the compile is defaulting to 0x0502 - Windows Server 2003. Do I want this default, given that Im using 2005? Is there some value I should assign to WINVER and, if so, what is it?
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