Thanks, but in fact, it is with VC++ express edition 2005, which is cancelled by now, and all my projects are in VC++ 6.0. I do not think that the concept of VC++ express edition 2005 follows the framework of VC++7.0. But if you have experienced, that is pretty good to know!!!!!! Otherwise, the question remains, how to get back *.dsp files while working back with VC++ 6.0? Regards and thanks!

Thanks a lot, But you get a regulat key? for the other computer ? your link is exactly what I was looking for! Thanks and Regards, TPP

thanks a lot but in fact I downloaded it and proceeded as mentionned but cannot plot any graph... Thanks , Regards

I have reread you post several times and I still do not know what the question actualy is! It sounds like you are talking about a third person tool, or a tool you need to create. That if Visual C++ provided, would just be a bonus. What exactly do you mean by plotting? I do not know if I will understand your answer to that question, but somebody else might. INTP Every thing is relative...

thanks a lot, So... I was hesitating as I earlier kept the Visual C++.Net. In fact up to this month, Visual C++ 6.0 was offering the advantage to provide a lot of tips..etc.. as well as books, references. Instaed than VC++.Net stayed almost without publication and not so much referenced. So,as an expert, your advice would be to jump on Visual C++ Express Edition 2005 [ even if beta version] and programming with C++ is fine. However, programming Windows changes a lot, requires SDK and Direct X 9 are a plus . And this is the end of VC++ 6 ( a pity honestly if we consider the difficulties to convert from VC++ 6) thanks a lot Regards TPP

yes, so you suggest that: 1) Vc ++ 6.0 I change properties for txt files ? 2) and for VC express edition 2005, I leave as it comes? However, *.h files remain unchanged in the original format of creation, Thanks a lot for your kindness, regards

Read the help on LNK2001 in the VC 6 help, it gives many possible causes and solutions. --Mike-- Visual C++ MVP :cool: LINKS~! Ericahist | NEW!! PimpFish | CP SearchBar v3.0 | C++ Forum FAQ

Thanks Kevin, So, to tell you the truth I have had to cancel quickly Visual C++ Express 2005 and get back my initial projects -some with over 20 files- written with VC++ 6. It was a real mess!!!!!!! So a question, what is exactly: Visual C++ Express 2005 ( language based on C# )? what are studio 7.0? studio 7.1 and version 8? thanks but indeed......I am lost now! Regards

Reading dat afrom a file is easy. For plotting, take a look at this: http://www.codeproject.com/miscctrl/pgllib.asp[^] ~RaGE();

Oops! The bit biter swallowed some of my text. Yhe files to be included are stdio.h and string.h I guess that because these names were included inside angle brackets they got chopped off. That is preumably the reason why they were missing from the code sample you supplied. Bon chance, Shraddhan

I'm just guessing here as I have never had to use NMAKE (I just know it’s a tool available and part of VS, there are better Automated building applications out on the internet). You probably have to supply the full qualified path to all of the files within the NMAKE file. Or it looks like there is an option to supply file paths as part of the NMAKE command. Running NMAKE[^] NMAKE Options[^] Running NMAKE is done via the command line; you could even create a batch file with the necessary options / commands to simplify it even further. Lastly I still urge you to consider an alterative to your current security set up, remember that your “key” is still visible in the binary and in the header and is plainly visible to everyone (sorry I just to had to say it) ZeePain! wrote: This seems like one of those programs that started small, grew incrementally, building internal pressure, and finally barfed all over its source code sneakers. Or something. thedailywtf.com[^]