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    Pooodles

    I just bought MS Visual C++ a few weeks ago, and for the life of me, can't figure it out. I had a tutorial, went through the whole thing, but all it covered was console apps.

    How do I just make a form and be able to add controls to it? Does this all have to be done through code, or is there something I'm missing?
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    Goto File->New... "Projects" Tab and choose MFC AppWizard (exe)

    thats the easiest way.

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    it basically has do be done all through code. there is a menu editor and stuff though.

    check out http://www.winprog.org look at the tutorials.

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    Originally posted by amac
    Goto File->New... "Projects" Tab and choose MFC AppWizard (exe)

    thats the easiest way.
    Not if you don't know how to use MFC, or even have any knowledge of how Windows works internally
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    well, it works if you wanna show off or something. It's an instant word pad!

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    Originally posted by amac
    Goto File->New... "Projects" Tab and choose MFC AppWizard (exe)

    thats the easiest way.
    Evil!
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    Re: Pooodles

    Originally posted by The Hobo
    I just bought MS Visual C++ a few weeks ago, and for the life of me, can't figure it out. I had a tutorial, went through the whole thing, but all it covered was console apps.

    How do I just make a form and be able to add controls to it? Does this all have to be done through code, or is there something I'm missing?
    I suggest that you download and read this book that teaches you how to program in Windows:

    Programming Windows 98
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    Check out these sites for great tutorials:

    - www.eastcoastgames.com
    - www.cpp-home.com
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    there is also a good book called "Visual C++ 6" or something to that effect, by Ivor horton, that is really good.

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    http://www.maxcode.com has a bunch of tutorials/books on different programming languages.
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