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    ErnestoNet
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    When I use this control (AMSCurrencyEdit for example) I don't see the dialog from the class view and intellisense in that dialog. The project compiles and builds OK, but i´d like to have intellisense in that dialogs. Any solution for that?

    it´s the journey, not the destination that matters

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      When I use this control (AMSCurrencyEdit for example) I don't see the dialog from the class view and intellisense in that dialog. The project compiles and builds OK, but i´d like to have intellisense in that dialogs. Any solution for that?

      it´s the journey, not the destination that matters

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      Joan M
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      The intellisense is not very safe... some times it disappears. First of all copy the entire folder of the project as a backup. If I do not remember it bad, you should close Visual Studio, delete the .clw file and then try to reopen that project and try to go to the class wizard, as it will fail to locate that file, then you'll be asked to generate it again. Select all the files in that project again and then try it. The intellisense should work. PS: I've been a lot of time without touching the Visual C++ environment so this is from some rusty place in my brain... please remember to make the backup previously. Hope this helps.

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        The intellisense is not very safe... some times it disappears. First of all copy the entire folder of the project as a backup. If I do not remember it bad, you should close Visual Studio, delete the .clw file and then try to reopen that project and try to go to the class wizard, as it will fail to locate that file, then you'll be asked to generate it again. Select all the files in that project again and then try it. The intellisense should work. PS: I've been a lot of time without touching the Visual C++ environment so this is from some rusty place in my brain... please remember to make the backup previously. Hope this helps.

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        Thanks for your fast response!!!! Unfortunately, I'm using VS2005. There's no .clw file. And the problem is exactly with that component. I change the name from CAMSCurrencyEdit to CEdit, save the project, and the dialog appears in class view, I change it again to CEdit and it dissapears. It's not a big deal, but it's annoying.

        it´s the journey, not the destination that matters

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          Thanks for your fast response!!!! Unfortunately, I'm using VS2005. There's no .clw file. And the problem is exactly with that component. I change the name from CAMSCurrencyEdit to CEdit, save the project, and the dialog appears in class view, I change it again to CEdit and it dissapears. It's not a big deal, but it's annoying.

          it´s the journey, not the destination that matters

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          Joan M
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          uuups... sorry, I'm beginning to be a dinosaur... :rolleyes: I hope to be able to switch to VS2005 this year 2007...

          ErnestoNet wrote:

          It's not a big deal, but it's annoying.

          It always becomes annoying... Well, I hope that somebody that will know better than me the VS2005 environment will be able to help you soon. Good luck.

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