Just comment out the last 3 lines below in the makefile. This was required for earlier versions if the compiler, but not for VC++ v9: 

# The 64 bit Platform SDK compilers contain a runtime library that doe
+sn't
# include the buffer overrun verification code used by the /GS switch.
# Since the code links against libraries that are compiled with /GS, t
+his
# "security cookie verification" must be included via bufferoverlow.li
+b.
!IF "$(WIN64)" == "define"
LIBBASEFILES    = $(LIBBASEFILES) bufferoverflowU.lib
!ENDIF

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A real fix would be to make it conditional upon both platform (64-bit) and compiler CCTYPE.

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In reply to Re^3: How to Compile v10 in Vista 64b ? by BrowserUk
in thread How to Compile v10 in Vista 64b ? by iBradleyAllen

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