Ordinal not found

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Hi, can anyone give me any advice on what to do about this error ?! i made a simple mfc app which works on windows7 but on winXP it throws the bellow error :

"The ordinal 7118 could not be located in the dynamic link lybrary mfc90.dll"

Thank you.

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