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WTL Wizard for Visual Studio .NET

By | 17 Feb 2002 | Article
An App-Wizard which creates template WTL apps.

Sample image - WTL Wizard

Introduction

This is a Visual Studio .NET wizard ready to generate WTL projects.

Installation procedure

To properly install this wizard you must follow these steps:

  1. The ZIP file contains two files and a folder. You must copy both files to Project folder for Visual C++ 7 inside .NET main installation folder ( [Root]:\[Program Files Folder]\VC7\VCProjects ). These are the two files:
    • WTL Wizard.vsz
    • WTL Wizard.ico

  2. The folder named "WTL Wizard" and all its content must be copied to ( [Root]:\[Program Files Folder]\VC7\VCWizards )

In order to get this wizard working in debug mode, a change must be made in WTL 3.1 header file atlapp.h. You must comment out the following line:

//
// atlapp.h
//
enum wtlTraceFlags
{
//    atlTraceUI = 0x10000000
};

The next time you create a new project in VC++, you'll see a new WTL Wizard

Note: We've set as default the "Detect 64-bit Portability Issues" option in the pre-processor.

License

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Armando Pajuelo



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GeneralCan't download a valid archieve Pinmemberdmacedo@genius.org.br10:13 4 May '04  
Generalfailure on calling WTL Wizard in VS.NET 2003 Pinmemberalvin_tyl23:31 4 Aug '03  
Questionhow to change the language of the resource.. PinmemberYu_Matrix23:50 6 Jul '03  
QuestionHow about Visual Studio .Net 2003 Pinmemberjaguar17:24 8 Jun '03  
AnswerRe: How about Visual Studio .Net 2003 Pinmemberjaguar17:36 8 Jun '03  
GeneralRe: How about Visual Studio .Net 2003 Pinmemberjaguar17:39 8 Jun '03  
GeneralRe: How about Visual Studio .Net 2003 Pinmemberthelazydogsback6:22 25 Sep '03  
GeneralRe: How about Visual Studio .Net 2003 Pinmembernalenb13:10 26 Nov '03  
GeneralCannot download source files PinsussAnonymous13:09 11 Apr '03  
GeneralWTL and Visual Studio .NET PinmemberRemon Spekreijse23:20 24 Mar '02  
GeneralHaving problems with SINK_ENTRY PinmemberEllBoy00720:55 11 Mar '02  
GeneralWrong #include PinmemberS van Leent9:40 9 Mar '02  
GeneralGreat job PinmemberRama Krishna14:25 2 Mar '02  
GeneralUnable to link after removal of enum to work in Debug mode PinmemberAnonymous15:49 23 Feb '02  
GeneralRe: Unable to link after removal of enum to work in Debug mode PinmemberAnonymous4:08 25 Feb '02  
GeneralBug found PinmemberThomas Freudenberg5:59 18 Feb '02  
GeneralRe: Bug found PinmemberArmando Pajuelo6:17 18 Feb '02  
GeneralThank you, Armando, PinmemberThomas Freudenberg5:37 18 Feb '02  
GeneralRe: Thank you, Armando, PinmemberAnonymous8:11 20 Feb '02  

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