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    hi i am creating one dll using ATLCom . how can i include this dll into mfc dialog based application . plz tell me ,what is the difference between ATLCom dll and MFC Application wizard dll . thank you This allows you to set your preferences for the discussion boards

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      hi i am creating one dll using ATLCom . how can i include this dll into mfc dialog based application . plz tell me ,what is the difference between ATLCom dll and MFC Application wizard dll . thank you This allows you to set your preferences for the discussion boards

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      nevis wrote: how can i include this dll into mfc dialog based application Add the .lib file to the linker command and #include any .h header files required. nevis wrote: what is the difference between ATLCom dll and MFC Application wizard dll . http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/vccore98/HTML/_core_visual_c.2b2b_.wizards_that_help_you_begin_your_program.asp[^]

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        nevis wrote: how can i include this dll into mfc dialog based application Add the .lib file to the linker command and #include any .h header files required. nevis wrote: what is the difference between ATLCom dll and MFC Application wizard dll . http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/vccore98/HTML/_core_visual_c.2b2b_.wizards_that_help_you_begin_your_program.asp[^]

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        hi Thanks for your help.i include the header file and .lib file,error message display in compile time. " the file or folder does not exit(header file)". tankyou.

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          hi Thanks for your help.i include the header file and .lib file,error message display in compile time. " the file or folder does not exit(header file)". tankyou.

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          nevis wrote: " the file or folder does not exit(header file)". 1) That does not look like a valid compile error. If you are going to ask questions about compile errors post the actual compile error message by copy/paste. 2) It appears you do not know how to #include files. I don't know how to explain that to someone. It is a fundamental operation of developing with C++. If you don't yet posses a complete understanding of this subject you may be engaged in a project that is beyond your capabilities. But, that's just my opinion... I could be wrong.

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            hi Thanks for your help.i include the header file and .lib file,error message display in compile time. " the file or folder does not exit(header file)". tankyou.

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            Assuming that you did syntactically include the header file correctly with the #include statement and the compiler can't find it you may want to make sure you have included the path to your header file directory in the Includes section on the Directories tab in the Options window under the Tools menu. - Nick Parker
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