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Wednesday, 9 September 2009

64bit Surface Hack

Posted on 11:59 by Unknown
Not strickly speaking Silverlight but in setting up my new laptop to run the Surface SDK in 64bits I had to get special mojo to get it working so I can run my Simon demo (plus some work related stuff) from Silverlight to WPF to Surface. I did a bit of googling er I mean 'binging' and found some of the posts lacking mostly the orca link. Anyway Ariel sent me the link to this post: that had all the magic juice to make it work. if your trying to get this running on your box in 64bits these steps working for me.

http://www.theruntime.com/blogs/brianpeek/archive/2009/03/10/install-the-surface-sdk-on-windows-7-andor-x64.aspx
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