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Getting Dundas gauges to work with Visual C++.net

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    Hello my fellow programmers, I am currently in the process of developing a new application and I am using Visual C++.NET. I want to explore using the Dundas Gauges to use in Visual C++.NET and I don't seem to be making much progress. Does anyone have a sample application I could look at. Also if it appears that Dundas gauges aren't the way to go, could someone refer me to a more suitable reference libarary. Also while I'm a born and bred SDI MFC man obviously I am always open to other options. Is there a good guide on Windows Form programming they could refer me to. Thanks guys Danny Nowlan

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      Hello my fellow programmers, I am currently in the process of developing a new application and I am using Visual C++.NET. I want to explore using the Dundas Gauges to use in Visual C++.NET and I don't seem to be making much progress. Does anyone have a sample application I could look at. Also if it appears that Dundas gauges aren't the way to go, could someone refer me to a more suitable reference libarary. Also while I'm a born and bred SDI MFC man obviously I am always open to other options. Is there a good guide on Windows Form programming they could refer me to. Thanks guys Danny Nowlan

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      wrote: Does anyone have a sample application I could look at. Doesn't the Dundas site have examples for you to look at?

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        Hello my fellow programmers, I am currently in the process of developing a new application and I am using Visual C++.NET. I want to explore using the Dundas Gauges to use in Visual C++.NET and I don't seem to be making much progress. Does anyone have a sample application I could look at. Also if it appears that Dundas gauges aren't the way to go, could someone refer me to a more suitable reference libarary. Also while I'm a born and bred SDI MFC man obviously I am always open to other options. Is there a good guide on Windows Form programming they could refer me to. Thanks guys Danny Nowlan

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        Troy Marchand
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        Are you tring to use Managed C++ or use the control in an MFC application? It is possible to get Dundas Gauge to work in either. But the way you do it is completely different. Troy

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          Are you tring to use Managed C++ or use the control in an MFC application? It is possible to get Dundas Gauge to work in either. But the way you do it is completely different. Troy

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          Troy, I would be using this in an MFC environment, to test it out. What files do I need to include to get this going, and how do I set it up? Best Regards Danny Nowlan

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            Troy, I would be using this in an MFC environment, to test it out. What files do I need to include to get this going, and how do I set it up? Best Regards Danny Nowlan

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            for use within MFC I do not know the details myself. However if you send in an email to support@dundas.com they can send you the information you need. Just let them know you want to use the gauge in an MFC project. I believe that they have a wrapper class you can use. Troy

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