visual studio c++ 2005...how to open MFC project and run
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hello , i am new in c++ and i am learing vs c++ MFC.how can i open MFC project in vs c++ and compile and run and want to view my window what i have wrote.i can anyone explain me detail how can i open MFC project in vs c++ 2005.i want to see my created window. plz help.
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hello , i am new in c++ and i am learing vs c++ MFC.how can i open MFC project in vs c++ and compile and run and want to view my window what i have wrote.i can anyone explain me detail how can i open MFC project in vs c++ 2005.i want to see my created window. plz help.
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goutom roy wrote:
can anyone explain me detail how can i open MFC project in vs c++ 2005
Look on the File menu for an option like Open Project or something. Good luck
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look for a file with .sln (solution) extension or a file .vcproj (project) extension. A Solution may contain a number of projects but a project file contains only one project. Usually there are one project per solution though. good luck
hello , i dont understand what u have said.plz i am new in visual studio c++ 2005.i want to open project and add a cpp file to write c++ MFC code.now how can i open MFC project and .cpp file to write my MFC code in visual studio c++ 2005.tell me plz detail such as menu->project->--------like this. thanks in advance.........
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hello , i dont understand what u have said.plz i am new in visual studio c++ 2005.i want to open project and add a cpp file to write c++ MFC code.now how can i open MFC project and .cpp file to write my MFC code in visual studio c++ 2005.tell me plz detail such as menu->project->--------like this. thanks in advance.........
Does your copy of VS 2005 include documentation?
modified on Wednesday, July 22, 2009 5:17 AM
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Does your copy of VS 2005 include documentation?
modified on Wednesday, July 22, 2009 5:17 AM
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hello , i am new in c++ and i am learing vs c++ MFC.how can i open MFC project in vs c++ and compile and run and want to view my window what i have wrote.i can anyone explain me detail how can i open MFC project in vs c++ 2005.i want to see my created window. plz help.
goutom roy wrote:
how can i open MFC project in vs c++
File -> Open -> Project/Solution (Ctrl + Shift + O) Here I assume you can navigate to the appropriate directory and select either the .sln (Solution File) or the .vcproj (Project File)
goutom roy wrote:
compile and run
To compile and run the project you have just opened: Shift + F5 OR Debug -> Start Without Debugging To compile and run in Debug mode: press F5 OR Debug -> Start Debugging And To view and work on the window (such as add buttons, sample text boxes, and other control objects) Go to the Resource Tab and look under the Dialog Sub menu. And as everyone else above has mentioned: GOOD LUCK
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hello , i am new in c++ and i am learing vs c++ MFC.how can i open MFC project in vs c++ and compile and run and want to view my window what i have wrote.i can anyone explain me detail how can i open MFC project in vs c++ 2005.i want to see my created window. plz help.
If you have an existing MFC project you want to compile and run, select File, Open, and then Project/Solution. Visual Studio uses solution files (with the extension .sln) and project files (with the extension .vcproj). Navigate to the folder that contains your MFC project. Choose the .sln file it it exists, and the .vcproj file otherwise. If you want to create an initial project to experiment with, select File, New, Project. In the dialog that opens, choose Visual C++ and then MFC in the tree on the left. In the list on the right, select MFC Application. At the bottom of the dialog, choose a location and a name for your project. You will then see a wizard for choosing the basic features for the application you want to create.
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hello , i dont understand what u have said.plz i am new in visual studio c++ 2005.i want to open project and add a cpp file to write c++ MFC code.now how can i open MFC project and .cpp file to write my MFC code in visual studio c++ 2005.tell me plz detail such as menu->project->--------like this. thanks in advance.........
There's this new thing available on the internet called google. You can enter search terms and get thousands of possible results, and it only takes about 15 seconds. that's what I did, and I came up with information DIRECTLY from Microsoft. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms235422%28VS.80%29.aspx[^] If you don't have the mental chops necessary to perform *essential* research, maybe programming isn't your best choice of vocations.
"Why don't you tie a kerosene-soaked rag around your ankles so the ants won't climb up and eat your candy ass..." - Dale Earnhardt, 1997
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"...the staggering layers of obscenity in your statement make it a work of art on so many levels." - Jason Jystad, 10/26/2001 -
There's this new thing available on the internet called google. You can enter search terms and get thousands of possible results, and it only takes about 15 seconds. that's what I did, and I came up with information DIRECTLY from Microsoft. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms235422%28VS.80%29.aspx[^] If you don't have the mental chops necessary to perform *essential* research, maybe programming isn't your best choice of vocations.
"Why don't you tie a kerosene-soaked rag around your ankles so the ants won't climb up and eat your candy ass..." - Dale Earnhardt, 1997
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"...the staggering layers of obscenity in your statement make it a work of art on so many levels." - Jason Jystad, 10/26/2001now John, I believe there are new rules about not being so condecending to people lacking in mental chops :laugh:
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