Hi,
I'm not sure if this is the best newsgroup for this post, but I know there
will be many people who do know the answer.
In Visual Studio.NET 2002, when you installed the DirectX 9 SDK it created a
set of VS.NET AppWizards that would generate C#, etc, applications centered
around the DirectX system. But in 2003 no such wizards are created. Is there
an update for these or something that would let me use the DirectX 9 wizards
without installing VS.NET 2002 and then just upgrading the solution?
Thanks in advance,
Michael
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Hi Michael,
Have you installed "DirectX 9.0 SDK Update - (Summer 2003)": http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...52F-51E0-402E-
B7B5-FEB68D00F298&di splaylang=en
It can bring the templates back to your VS.NET 2003 :-)
Best regards,
Felix Wu
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Hi,
I'm not sure if this is the best newsgroup for this post, but I know there
will be many people who do know the answer.
In Visual Studio.NET 2002, when you installed the DirectX 9 SDK it created
aset of VS.NET AppWizards that would generate C#, etc, applications centered
around the DirectX system. But in 2003 no such wizards are created. Is
therean update for these or something that would let me use the DirectX 9
wizardswithout installing VS.NET 2002 and then just upgrading the solution?
Thanks in advance,
Michael
Excellent, thanks Felix. -----Original Message-----
Hi Michael,
Have you installed "DirectX 9.0 SDK Update - (Summer
2003)":http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?
FamilyID=921665 2F-51E0-402E-B7B5-FEB68D00F298&di splaylang=en
It can bring the templates back to your VS.NET 2003 :-)
Best regards,
Felix Wu
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Hi,
I'm not sure if this is the best newsgroup for this
post, but I know therewill be many people who do know the answer.
In Visual Studio.NET 2002, when you installed the
DirectX 9 SDK it createdaset of VS.NET AppWizards that would generate C#, etc,
applications centeredaround the DirectX system. But in 2003 no such wizards
are created. Istherean update for these or something that would let me use
the DirectX 9wizardswithout installing VS.NET 2002 and then just upgrading
the solution?
Thanks in advance,
Michael
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