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Hi,

I am trying to change the target platform of my windows mobile 6.1 app from Any CPU to x86. But I am not getting x86 in the list of Platform drop down in configuration manager. I tried to add a new configuration manager through Active solution platform. It is added in Active solution platform list, but still not showing in the Platform list in Project Contexts.

Can any one tell me how I can able to change the target platform from Any CPU to x86 in vs 2008 ?
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Updated 29-Jul-14 21:37pm
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With Visual Studio, you choose the target "platform" for your assembly from the Project Properties, the tab "Build", the control is labelled "Platform target".

Good luck.
—SA
 
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anand89 30-Jul-14 2:41am    
Thanks for reply, But I am not getting the x86 and x64 option in "Plateform" dropdown in Project properties,in the tab "Build".
Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 30-Jul-14 2:44am    
Wow! What do you have for platforms? What is your project type, exactly?
—SA
anand89 30-Jul-14 2:50am    
I have only "Any CPU" option for plateforms. I am creating an app for windows mobile 6.1.
There is also two more options "New" and "Edit". I tried with "New" and add x86 but its not working.
Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 30-Jul-14 2:53am    
It tells me that only AnyCPU is supported, which could be quite reasonable. Now, what's wrong with AnyCPU? The is the most preferred platform.
—SA
anand89 30-Jul-14 3:02am    
I am using NAudio.dll in the app to play mp3 files in windows mobile 6.1. but I am getting error while using this dll. And when I searched the error, I got that we have to change the target plateform to x86 to use this dll.
I am not getting how to play mp3 files in windows mobile 6.1. I tried lot of ways but nothing working. I am also not getting how to convert the mp3 files in bytes or stream, so that I can play it through "Sound Player". Can you please help me out, to achieve this task?

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