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    I am a beginner in VC++ and until now i am making applications using the MFC app wizard and i noticed that these applications use the MFC42D.DLL file to run.I need to know is this file like the MSVBVMx0.DLL or it comes with windows. There is also a MFC42.DLL but my apps don't use it.

    I know that it is possible to make an app that needs less memory(the MFC file is 930KB).Without MFC.How can i do that.
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    They are already installed in Windows so you don't need to worry about distributing them.

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    Thanks Megatron.
    I am wondering if it is possible to make an application from scratch using only the API or so and if it is possible is it very difficult or not.
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    You said that your apps used MFC42D.DLL

    Make sure that when distributing, you set them to Win32 Release...

    As for creating from scratch, it's not that hard - see this thread: http://forums.vb-world.net/showthrea...threadid=28595
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