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    How do I turn of command line in C++ managed forms projects from project configuration only, I already have created and compiled the project? I am using VS 2010. But I guess that option should be the same as in VC++ 9. Thanks, Parth

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      How do I turn of command line in C++ managed forms projects from project configuration only, I already have created and compiled the project? I am using VS 2010. But I guess that option should be the same as in VC++ 9. Thanks, Parth

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      I created the project ground up from empty one. That's why I am having a command line window along with my form.

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        How do I turn of command line in C++ managed forms projects from project configuration only, I already have created and compiled the project? I am using VS 2010. But I guess that option should be the same as in VC++ 9. Thanks, Parth

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        One more question: How do I get the resource files to compile as separate satellite assemblies rather than in the exe itself. Right now I have 5 language resources, all of which are getting compiled into the EXE itself. I want them to be separate as they should be. This resources are Form resources. I have named them appropriately with .en-US.resx, .de-De.resx etc names

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          How do I turn of command line in C++ managed forms projects from project configuration only, I already have created and compiled the project? I am using VS 2010. But I guess that option should be the same as in VC++ 9. Thanks, Parth

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          Mark Salsbery
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          What "command line" are you referring to? If you mean a command window, then there shouldn't be one by default in a Forms app.

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

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            What "command line" are you referring to? If you mean a command window, then there shouldn't be one by default in a Forms app.

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

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            Yes, I am talking about command window. It is showing up. I created the app from scratch, so I guess there is some problem with configuration. I did not create forms app using the VS wizard. thanks, parth

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              Yes, I am talking about command window. It is showing up. I created the app from scratch, so I guess there is some problem with configuration. I did not create forms app using the VS wizard. thanks, parth

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              You need to change the subsystem to "windows". Read here[^] for more info

              Don't be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good

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