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    SAK
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    I started with Microsoft's Development Environment 2002. I am trying to use an Extended combo box. I want to specify 'COMCTL32.LIB. is linked into my program. How do I do it. I can not find where I specify the library so it is linked into my program. What configuratio dialog, project setting dialog and how do I get to it. Thanks, SAK

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      I started with Microsoft's Development Environment 2002. I am trying to use an Extended combo box. I want to specify 'COMCTL32.LIB. is linked into my program. How do I do it. I can not find where I specify the library so it is linked into my program. What configuratio dialog, project setting dialog and how do I get to it. Thanks, SAK

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      Go to the project settings dialog and switch to the tab "Linker". There you will find an editbox with caption "Object-/Library-Modules" where you can enter "comctl32.lib". -Dominik


      _outp(0x64, 0xAD); and __asm mov al, 0xAD __asm out 0x64, al do the same... but what do they do?? ;)

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        Go to the project settings dialog and switch to the tab "Linker". There you will find an editbox with caption "Object-/Library-Modules" where you can enter "comctl32.lib". -Dominik


        _outp(0x64, 0xAD); and __asm mov al, 0xAD __asm out 0x64, al do the same... but what do they do?? ;)

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        Thank you ...I think I must have a bad install....I cant seem to find this dialog box with the 'linker' tab. I have tried menu option 'Build > configuration manager' and 'Project > Properties' and dont see no tab. Should I be looking somewhere else for this dialog?

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          Thank you ...I think I must have a bad install....I cant seem to find this dialog box with the 'linker' tab. I have tried menu option 'Build > configuration manager' and 'Project > Properties' and dont see no tab. Should I be looking somewhere else for this dialog?

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          David Crow
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          Project --> Settings, or Alt+F7.

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            I started with Microsoft's Development Environment 2002. I am trying to use an Extended combo box. I want to specify 'COMCTL32.LIB. is linked into my program. How do I do it. I can not find where I specify the library so it is linked into my program. What configuratio dialog, project setting dialog and how do I get to it. Thanks, SAK

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            Got it...thank you Guys, Help was most appreciated. :-) SAK

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              I started with Microsoft's Development Environment 2002. I am trying to use an Extended combo box. I want to specify 'COMCTL32.LIB. is linked into my program. How do I do it. I can not find where I specify the library so it is linked into my program. What configuratio dialog, project setting dialog and how do I get to it. Thanks, SAK

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              Anders Molin
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              You could also type #pragma comment(lib, "COMCTL32.LIB"); somewhere in your code, then COMCTL32.LIB is included by the linker ;) - Anders Money talks, but all mine ever says is "Goodbye!"

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                You could also type #pragma comment(lib, "COMCTL32.LIB"); somewhere in your code, then COMCTL32.LIB is included by the linker ;) - Anders Money talks, but all mine ever says is "Goodbye!"

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                Anders, Anders Molin wrote: You could also type #pragma comment(lib, "COMCTL32.LIB"); Another good suggestion...Thank you

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