Converting from Visual Studio 6.0 to Visual Studio 2008 (code is using MSAA)

Some years back I wrote a C++ dll in Visual Studio 6.0
It contains mouse hook, keyboard hook and also winevent
I tried converting it into Visual Studio 2008. When I opened the project in VS 2008, as usual, I got the message that the .dsp file needs to be converted. I selected "yes to all". But the code does not compile. I got the error that "winable.h" is not found. I changed it to "winuser.h". But now lots of contants related to MSAA are not recognized and I still get compiler error.
How to fix this problem?
Thanks.

Which "constants" are not recognized?

It does not recognise the function SetWinEventHook and the constants EVENT_MIN, EVENT_MAX, CHILDID_SELF and some others.
I mean it does not recognise any constant related to MSAA.

Note that

Code:

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#include <winuser.h>

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is already in windows.h file.
So, it would be better to #include windows.h only (and do it in stdafx.h) and remove all winuser.h includes.

I did it but still the same error.

Create and test a small project where you only call SetWinEventHook .
If the problem will be the same - post this project to the Forum (in zip archive not including Debug/Release folders nor .ncb, .opt, .aps files)

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Originally Posted by visharad

It does not recognise the function SetWinEventHook and the constants EVENT_MIN, EVENT_MAX, CHILDID_SELF and some others. I mean it does not recognise any constant related to MSAA.

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You need to install the platform sdk (or at least the MSAA sdk) to get the MSAA related headers. These don't come with Visual Studio by default.