VC 7.0 migration
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I've migrated to VC 7.0 few minutes ago :) and naturally having some problems. In VC++ 6.0, there is a "project" menu that contains the "settings" item. Right !!!. If we click it, a property dialog appears which contains among many tabs, a "Link" tab. Here we give the path of various run time libraries. Now how can we achieve this using VC++ 7.0
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I've migrated to VC 7.0 few minutes ago :) and naturally having some problems. In VC++ 6.0, there is a "project" menu that contains the "settings" item. Right !!!. If we click it, a property dialog appears which contains among many tabs, a "Link" tab. Here we give the path of various run time libraries. Now how can we achieve this using VC++ 7.0
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In solution explorer, click your project name, and in the properties view, click the property page button.
Still unable to understand :( In order to use multimedia properties in VC++ 6.0 program, we select the Settings option from the Project menu, and pick the Link tab. Then we select General from the Category list box, and add WINMM.LIB ("Windows multimedia") to the Object/Library Modules text box. We need to do this because program makes use of a multimedia function call, and the multimedia object library isn't included in a default project. Otherwise we'll get an error message from the linker indicating that the PlaySound function is unresolved. Now where we insert such *.lib files in VC++.NET
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Still unable to understand :( In order to use multimedia properties in VC++ 6.0 program, we select the Settings option from the Project menu, and pick the Link tab. Then we select General from the Category list box, and add WINMM.LIB ("Windows multimedia") to the Object/Library Modules text box. We need to do this because program makes use of a multimedia function call, and the multimedia object library isn't included in a default project. Otherwise we'll get an error message from the linker indicating that the PlaySound function is unresolved. Now where we insert such *.lib files in VC++.NET
Configuration properties
\Linker
\Input
\Additional Dependencies
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Configuration properties
\Linker
\Input
\Additional Dependencies
Author of the romantic comedy Summer Love and Some more Cricket [New Win] Review by Shog9 Click here for review[NW]
I created a console application with MFC support. I right clicked on my project in Solution explorer window. A menu opened, whose last option is "properties" and I clicked it. Then I clicked configuration properties. But below that, no option like "linker" is present. Whats that ????
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I created a console application with MFC support. I right clicked on my project in Solution explorer window. A menu opened, whose last option is "properties" and I clicked it. Then I clicked configuration properties. But below that, no option like "linker" is present. Whats that ????