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I want to use this library to beautify my application,but there are so many .h and .cpp and lib dll files.I just do not how to do with it ,can you help me ?
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No! It's called "I want it but I don't want" — makes no sense.

—SA
 
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rjw1900 8-Aug-11 2:58am    
??I can't understand you
If you're not smart enough to work out how to run the sample projects, then I'd say that programming in general is probably not for you.
 
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rjw1900 8-Aug-11 3:01am    
I know how to run the sample projects,but i just don't know how to use the library
I agree with SA and Christian Graus.If you have downloaded the sample projects from CP you can analyze the code and you can use it in your project.I will also follow the same thing, since i also don't know how to use it. :)

Also go through the articles of Ultimate Toolbox,
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/The-Ultimate-Toolbox
 
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We're are using the Ultimate Toolkit (*).

The easiest way is to dump all the source code in your application and build (be certain to get the lastest patches to fix issues for Vista/Win7 and newer compilers) and link; as far as I remember, it worked nearly flawlessly with VC6 and VS2003 and after that migrating to VS2008 needed a few patches.


To add the "beauty" thing, just have a look at the samples; there should be comments in the code that you can directly apply to your applications code (include files, class derivation, ...)

(*) We've been using it for at least 8 years; at the time it was justified because the MFC toolkit was not that good compared to 3rd party toolikits (and management wanted "cool" looking applicatioins); but today I would not use it; I would only use MFC and convice management that my time is more important doing code features than beautifying the application.
 
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