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After the update it says 25H2 11/22/24 OS Build 26200. 8728 which is not what it said before the update. Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.26100.334.0 -
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You don't know how to use sub-bullets, Taras? -
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As I've been usually saying lately - we all can thank "AI" for this.
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This seems to be the best place to post this...
I'm writing an app in C++ that uses MSHTML to load remote web pages which it can then do 'stuff' with. Trouble is I need to access the HTTP status code that the web server sends to the client (eg 404 page not found) so that it can handle problems in a graceful manner. Anyone know how to access the status code?
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