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Windows 7 is breaking application binary compatibility. My understanding is that if your executable's manifest does not specify 7, then you get <= Vista. The ne
by snprbob86 18y ago
Windows 7 is breaking application binary compatibility. My understanding is that if your executable's manifest does not specify 7, then you get <= Vista. The next version will provide <= Vista, 7, and 8. And so on.
I may have misunderstood, but this seems like it will relieve many compatibility woes.