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I would like to have this class wizard work for the extended MFC that VS 2008 has. Have you tested it recently on VS 2008?
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hi
your project is good job...
i have some Question
can i use VS2005 ?
helo
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popup the property tab of the class, then click "Overrides" icon, you get it!
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Thanks, although I still plan to try this addin because I find the new interface very painful to use.
John
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Hi
I was wondering if you used any Application Wizards to create the framework for ClassWiz. The reason I ask is that I used the same framework (copied it from ClassWiz) to try and create my own App Wizard. However when it comes to registring my App Wizard using regsvr32 I get a 'The system cannot find the file specified' error message. I have looked at the dll file for my App Wizard using the Depends program and it doesn't show any missing files that the App Wizard is dependant on.
I was wondering if you knew what the problem could be. I am using Visual Studio .NET 2003 on Windows XP SP2.
Thanks
Franz
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I want to get some good books on Visual C++ 2003 IDE especially . I have been working on VC6 and found the IDE to be changed completely on VC 2003 can anyone suggest some books or links on how to work on the IDE. I also find class wizard missing. How do i delete a dialog member which is attached to a control? Etc... It would be very helpful. Thanks
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Has anybody been successful in using MFC classes in Add-Ins generated by the Wizard that comes with Visual Studio .NET 2003? I get an error saying that DLLMain has been defined twice when I want to use CDialog. Anybody know of a solution other than using /FORCE.
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My ResOrg.NET add-in does this, but I really wouldn't recommend this approach for new code.
You are far better using WTL 7.5 than MFC in an add-in environment. It's lightweight, just as capable and straightforward if you know MFC already.
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DLL is registered and Add-in is activated. But I can not see this command in Tools menu...
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me too... did u achived to figure this out?
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Have you integrated VAssistX in the VS.NET IDE? If so, check under Tools menu of the VAssistX, you will see "Class Wizard" menu under it.
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attempter wrote: "Class Wizard" menu under it.
I do have VAssistX and VC.NET2003 but there is no "Class Wizard" under VAssistX. Any ideas?
John
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How to make it work on VS.NET 2002?
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I hope you all are well.
This is my first visit to this site and I hope you can help me more about it.
In fact, I have some programs in VB and (C, pascal, qbasic for DOS) and I would like to know if it is possible to upload my programs to this site if they are useful.
Tarek
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VB.NET programs are welcome but this site does not accept vb programs and articles, as far as I know.
jhaga
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Rama, you seem to be specializing in VS.NET add-ins. It's a certainty that you'll win the first, the second and the third prizes this time
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