You guys should have experienced this irritating feature of MS VC++. When you open a .dsw project workspace, it automatically loads into a VC instance that is currently running.
Just why can't it start a new instance just like VB?!?
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You guys should have experienced this irritating feature of MS VC++. When you open a .dsw project workspace, it automatically loads into a VC instance that is currently running.
Just why can't it start a new instance just like VB?!?
I would also like to know this.I often have to open several project at the same time but for every project i have to manually open a separate VC++ window.Very Irritating.