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Windows CE supports most (but not all) desktop MFC library classes. Those classes that are supported are not always supported in all their methods, or may be supported for one Windows CE platform but not for another. To review a summary of the differences, see Differences from Desktop MFC. To obtain the most detailed and current information on a specific class, use the Reference topics that follow.

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    • Version of Windows CE required.
      Example: Windows CE versions: 2.11 and later
    • Name of the header file that contains the declaration code. Header files are found in an include directory under each SDK.
      Example: Header file: Afxext.h
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