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I have a fatal error in my c++ VS2005v application.
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I'm working on server 2008 with VS2005, before I had VS2008 and VS2010 and I've uninstalled both, and reinstall 2005 and still the error occurred. I've installed platform sdk for server 2008 and framework 3.5, and SP1. and still the error occurred.
NOTE: I see the file in microsoft sdk folders.
I must use VS2005
PLEASE HELP!

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