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    Can some one please point to a sample CLR project developed using VC++ .net 3.5 framework. Or a book which describes on creating projects in vs 2008. Thanks

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      Can some one please point to a sample CLR project developed using VC++ .net 3.5 framework. Or a book which describes on creating projects in vs 2008. Thanks

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      Everything you need to know is this (for VS 2008): File -> New -> Project then look for Windows Form Application click to Form1.h, you can see Form1.h [Design] and you can place some components from Toolbox there. In Properties are the characters of components.

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        Can some one please point to a sample CLR project developed using VC++ .net 3.5 framework. Or a book which describes on creating projects in vs 2008. Thanks

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        Xaria wrote:

        Can some one please point to a sample CLR project developed using VC++ .net 3.5 framework.

        Well I have not installed VS2008 yet but VS2005 and all the way back to like VC6 came with samples in the Installation. Take a look in your Programs Files/<VS install folder> etc., they may already be there, if not run the Installer and look for Samples as an option and install them.

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          Can some one please point to a sample CLR project developed using VC++ .net 3.5 framework. Or a book which describes on creating projects in vs 2008. Thanks

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          Xaria wrote:

          Or a book which describes on creating projects in vs 2008.

          Here's my short book on creating a CLR project in VS2008: 1) Start VS 2) From the file menu, choose New/Project... 3) In the New Project dialog, select .NET Framework 3.5 with the drop-button on the upper right. 4) Select Visual C++/CLR in the Project Types tree 5) Select a template in the Templates list 6) Give the project a name and location in the appropriate dialog fields, creating a solution if necessary 7) Click OK 8) Open the solution explorer window (View menu/Solution Explorer) 9) Right click the new project in the solution explorer and click Rebuild You should now have a working sample CLR project developed using VC++ .net 3.5 framework. Mark

          Mark Salsbery Microsoft MVP - Visual C++ :java:

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            Xaria wrote:

            Or a book which describes on creating projects in vs 2008.

            Here's my short book on creating a CLR project in VS2008: 1) Start VS 2) From the file menu, choose New/Project... 3) In the New Project dialog, select .NET Framework 3.5 with the drop-button on the upper right. 4) Select Visual C++/CLR in the Project Types tree 5) Select a template in the Templates list 6) Give the project a name and location in the appropriate dialog fields, creating a solution if necessary 7) Click OK 8) Open the solution explorer window (View menu/Solution Explorer) 9) Right click the new project in the solution explorer and click Rebuild You should now have a working sample CLR project developed using VC++ .net 3.5 framework. Mark

            Mark Salsbery Microsoft MVP - Visual C++ :java:

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            Wow, I just saw this. Do you have a short book on toilet training also? :laugh: I mean if someone needs those instructions they have no reason to launch Visual Studio to start with. ;)

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              Wow, I just saw this. Do you have a short book on toilet training also? :laugh: I mean if someone needs those instructions they have no reason to launch Visual Studio to start with. ;)

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              :laugh:

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