TonyV

Sorry to resurrect a necro thread, but I was just looking over this one because I'm working on an application that uses DDS files, and it looks like Paint.net is going to be a valuable resource in learning how to do so. Anyway, I just wanted to suggest that it may not be necessary to remove the DdsFileType project. Correct me if I'm wrong, but wouldn't the following work for developers not using VS2k8 Pro and still allow DDS file access? Keep in mind I'm still new to this also, so I could be just totally wrong. Anyway, here's the suggestion: [*:2crqcx01]Right-click on the Squish project (in my case, Squish_x64) and pick Properties. [*:2crqcx01]Under Configuration Properties, under C/C++, under Language, change OpenMP Support to No [*:2crqcx01]Under Preprocessor, remove SQUISH_USE_OPENMP=1 [*:2crqcx01]Make sure you do this for both the Debug and Release build configurations That should, in theory, allow you to build Paint.net with DDS support but without the OpenMP libraries. I don't have VS2k8 to test this (I'm using VS2k5 Standard), but I was able to build the Squish library outside of Paint.net without any trouble by doing this.