How do you set the Windows SDK target version in VS2010?
I recently installed the Windows 8 SDK version (8.0 & 8.0A) along with the VS2011 Beta. This has had the effect of making all my VS2010 projects attempt to build against Windows SDK version 8.0 instead of 7.1A (which they're supposed to build against). I'm trying to figure out how to set which SDK should be used as the target version. I've found this page:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff660764.aspx
Which states:
To use the Windows SDK tools in Visual Studio 2010
- In Visual Studio 2010, open a solution (.sln) file or create a solution.
- In Solution Explorer, right-click the solution node and then click Properties.
- In the Configuration list, select All Configurations.
- Under Configuration Properties, select General.
- As the Platform Toolset option, select Windows7.1SDK.
- Click OK.
However there is no "General" option under configuration properties.... Does anyone know how to do this?
Solution
The documentation you found is slightly wrong: it's available in the project properties, not the solution properties:
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