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Description
The Desktop Bridge (Project Centennial) helps you bring your Win32, .Net, Windows Forms and COM apps to the Universal Windows Platform on Windows 10. Get an overview of the process in this video and learn more about the details at https://aka.ms/DesktopToUWP. Seth Juarez and Kevin Gallo discuss additional details at https://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/WindowsDev/Desktop-Bridge-Update-with-Windows-Developer-CVP-Kevin-Gallo.
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The Discussion
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jerocis Note that the link above should read https://aka.ms/DesktopToUWP and NOT http://aka/ms/DesktopToUWP. There should be a period instead of a virgule following the letters 'aka'.
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dcuccia Glad this is rolling out! Here's the direct link for Desktop App Converter Preview:
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=52959
Supports Windows 10 Anniversary Update - Preview (Build 14366 and up). 14366 is rolling out to the slow ring today. Some known issues for people's reference:
http://windowsreport.com/windows-10-preview-build-14366-issues/
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gduncan411 @jerocis: Thanks... Link fixed