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hello:
i want from any one who have Visual studio 2010,or 2008 may work,
to Click the Tools menu>>Options>>Projects and Solutions>>VC++ Directories>>
well here is my problem i should find :Select include files for "Show directories for"
but i have like that :
VC++ Directories editing in TOOLS >Option has been deprecated
VC++ Directories are now available as a user property sheet that is added by default to all projects, Please click '?' for more information.
please help
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It is not an error. Those settings are no longer global for all projects. Instead you can change them for each individual project.
Load a C++ project and open the Project Properties. Go to Configuration Properties>>VC++ Directories
Soren Madsen
"When you don't know what you're doing it's best to do it quickly" - Jase #DuckDynasty
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Can anyone tell me how to drive is not used to enter Ring0?
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Hi, I want to change the background bitmap of a dialog dynamically, for example, press button1, the background turn to image1, press button2, the background turn to image2.
I try to use a bool variable,like:
if (btnimg == 0) dlg.loadbitmap(image1);
else dlg.loadbitmap(image2);
it not work well.
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econy wrote: it not work well.
You need to explain, in technical terms, what that means.
Use the best guess
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Solved. first I want to use one bitmap object, than load different bitmap resource. late, I found it is very easy to implement with 2 bitmap object.
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how to set char limit so that it should not exceed the 11 char .
after exceeding 11 char does not allow to press the key.
any example will helpful
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Look for implementing Custom DDV (Google for Custom DDV in MFC) (Like Dynamic Data Exchange(DDX), it is Dynamic Data Validation)
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