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    hi all, i am using sample code of camera capture written in CPP which is in windows mobile 6 sdk i have integrated that code with WMVNetWrite,which is in WMFSDK . i have included all header files though it is giving error like this CANNOT OPEN include file 'conio.h': PLZ HELP ME IN THIS MATTER :(( :(( :((

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      hi all, i am using sample code of camera capture written in CPP which is in windows mobile 6 sdk i have integrated that code with WMVNetWrite,which is in WMFSDK . i have included all header files though it is giving error like this CANNOT OPEN include file 'conio.h': PLZ HELP ME IN THIS MATTER :(( :(( :((

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      This is a common mistake among C programmers who start coding in a new environment with a new compiler such as .NET 1.1 or .NET 2.0. You get the error because the iostream.h file is no longer used with these compilers, instead use the ISO compliant file iostream:

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        This is a common mistake among C programmers who start coding in a new environment with a new compiler such as .NET 1.1 or .NET 2.0. You get the error because the iostream.h file is no longer used with these compilers, instead use the ISO compliant file iostream:

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        hi ZAK, Thank you for your response ,can you tell me detail solution for this pronlem thanx again.... :|

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