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02-11-2017, 10:27am
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[Uber GEEK] Old MSDN Distrbution
Does anyone still have an MSDN disk set from 2002 - 2006 (the WinXP era) ?
I am looking for a GDI+ Reference before M$ wrapped it in .Net Using online access is an increasingly annoying fight to get past the .Net wrappers. . |
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I do not know which disk set contains the reference.
A better approach is going with TechNet disk sets. I still have the problem of not knowing which disk, but online access seems better. It has been a while since I coded from scratch on an M$ box, but my memory is being jogged. |
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