i want to create MFC based project in visual studio c++ 2005 and want to run and see my window(such as add buttons, sample text boxes, and other control objects) that i have write code

goutom roy

i want to create MFC based project in visual studio c++ 2005 and want to run and see my window(such as add buttons, sample text boxes, and other control objects) that i have write code. plz help me. i want to create MFC based project and run..........

transoft

Try Wizard(File - New - Project)

Maximilien

As the other one suggested, using the wizard is a good start. I suggest you use google to find a good beginner's tutorial; or use your local public library (or book store) to find a beginner MFC book.

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RomanMzh

In Visual Studio 2005: Click File->New->Project In the wizard under the visual C++ label you should have "MFC", then on the right side select the most suitable project type you need. When the wizard is finished hit F5 to compile and run your the test application Visual Studio generated for you. There should be buttons and sample text i believe. RM

chandu004

13 essential skill in vc++ by steven holzner is a good book for starters

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Michael Schubert

Have you considered reading the replies you got when you posted this yesterday? http://www.codeproject.com/Messages/3129404/Re-visual-studio-cplusplus-2005-how-to-open-MFC-project-and-run.aspx[^] http://www.codeproject.com/Messages/3129412/Re-visual-studio-cplusplus-2005-how-to-open-MFC-project-and-run.aspx[^]

realJSOP

Maybe he's just a retard.

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Lost User

you asked before, and got several answers which seemed to be good starting points. I personally defended you from some of those who despaired at your original post. we should be helpful to those trying to learn, I felt. but you didn't reply to those answers and have just posted essentially the same question again. So - did you not bother to read those answers? did you not understand them? If you don't even TRY to help yourself, you're going to find it pretty hard to get help from anyone - and I think you have already outstayed your welcome on CP

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Lost User

John Simmons / outlaw programmer wrote:

Maybe he's just a retard.

FTFY

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