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The file "atlbase.h" dosent exist in VS 2005 - What I need to do?

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    Thanks in advance

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      Thanks in advance

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      Are you using VC++ 2005 Express? If so, you're out of luck - Microsoft don't ship ATL or MFC with the Express version - you need a paid-for version (Standard or Pro). If you're not using VS2005 Express, try re-installing VS2005 - it does come with atlbase.h - I just checked.

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        Are you using VC++ 2005 Express? If so, you're out of luck - Microsoft don't ship ATL or MFC with the Express version - you need a paid-for version (Standard or Pro). If you're not using VS2005 Express, try re-installing VS2005 - it does come with atlbase.h - I just checked.

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        I'm using VS 2005 trial

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          I'm using VS 2005 trial

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          Make sure the ATL/MFC include directory is in the include path: 1. Open Tools->Options 2. Expand the 'Projects and Solutions' branch of the tree in the options dialog. 3. Select VC++ Directories in the tree in the options dialog. 4. In the 'Show directories for:' combo-box, select 'Include files' 5. Check if the directory string '$(VCInstallDir)atlmfc\include' is in the list of include directories. If not, add it.

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            Make sure the ATL/MFC include directory is in the include path: 1. Open Tools->Options 2. Expand the 'Projects and Solutions' branch of the tree in the options dialog. 3. Select VC++ Directories in the tree in the options dialog. 4. In the 'Show directories for:' combo-box, select 'Include files' 5. Check if the directory string '$(VCInstallDir)atlmfc\include' is in the list of include directories. If not, add it.

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            I reinstalled it and now its working... I guess so in the first time I didn't install the MFC without realizing Thanks a lot

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