Microsoft DirectX February 2007 components released

Just a quick one to say that Microsoft have stuck to their bi-monthly
release schedule for DirectX updates with the usual set of downloads.
If you're a developer, the SDK will be of interest, as will the symbol files. End users will want the redistributable, with a web installer available for those that don't want the full download package.
The SDK works fine on Vista, although it's been noted that you still need the Windows SDK for D3D9Ex interface headers. Thanks to Ralf and Ryan for the tips.
If you're a developer, the SDK will be of interest, as will the symbol files. End users will want the redistributable, with a web installer available for those that don't want the full download package.
The SDK works fine on Vista, although it's been noted that you still need the Windows SDK for D3D9Ex interface headers. Thanks to Ralf and Ryan for the tips.
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