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Visual C++ 6

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    I program for a hobby and only have Visual C++ 5 with service pack 3 and no there is no way I can afford VC++ 6. Now I keep seeing projects for VC++ 6. I try to build them in 5 and I cannot. Is there any way to update my libs and includes so that I can compile these projects for Visual C++ 6. Or am I out of luck. Hopefully I am not out of luck!

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      I program for a hobby and only have Visual C++ 5 with service pack 3 and no there is no way I can afford VC++ 6. Now I keep seeing projects for VC++ 6. I try to build them in 5 and I cannot. Is there any way to update my libs and includes so that I can compile these projects for Visual C++ 6. Or am I out of luck. Hopefully I am not out of luck!

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      Hi !! Just create new project "Win32 Application" with opntion = "An empty project" after it copy all files from example project to your new ProjectFolder without *.dsw,*dsp(its just project files info) Next step : In "WorkSpace"-window select tab "FileView" in folder "Source Files" click MouseRightButton and select "Add Files to Folder.." from Menu and select all needed files ( *.h, *.cpp, *.rc) Select from VisualStudio menu "Project">"Settings" and in "all configurations" in the first tab select "Use MFC in....." from ComboBox , press "OK" Dont forgot coping "RES" folder to your new project. After it press F7 hopefully i'm did't any mistakes in this Doc :)) Sorry my English so.... :( Good Luck !!

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