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POHow can I set the default build target to x86 for all projects, in Visual Studio 2008?
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Is there is a way to set the default build action to x86, instead of Any CPU in Visual Studio 2008? That way all new projects will be compiled for x86, and great features like edit and continue will work. Perhaps a registry hack or somthing simple, like a global option. Thanks, Carl
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