V.studio

[HELLO $$$]

I have just bought the program "Microsoft Visual Studio 2005" standard
edition. I installed it in my computer, with no additional work. I tried to
build a program by using
..NET Framework. But When I tried to make "New Project (using C++ ) , Idid
not find the" .NET ".
I think I have to make additional installing to this item.
Please can any body guide me?, noting that the book came with this program
is not helpful at all.
Thank you all.
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[pvdg42]

"HELLO $$$" <fa***@alphalink.com.auwrote in message
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>I have just bought the program "Microsoft Visual Studio 2005" standard
edition. I installed it in my computer, with no additional work. I tried to
build a program by using
.NET Framework. But When I tried to make "New Project (using C++ ) , Idid
not find the" .NET ".
I think I have to make additional installing to this item.
Please can any body guide me?, noting that the book came with this program
is not helpful at all.
Thank you all.
===================================

There are several templates for C++ that provide .NET Framework support.

Windows Forms Application
Windows Forms Control Library
CLR Console Application
CLR Empty Project

to name a few.

The .NET Framework was installed with your Visual Studio, so no additional
installation is necessary. You can find more information and tutorials at:

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/e6w9eycd.aspx

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/1370z17c.aspx

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/visualc/aa431848.aspx

[HELLO $$$]

Hi pvdg
Thank you very much for your help about V. studio.NET Framework.
I beg your pardon another help question if you want to help. This is:
When I make a code & build also compiled well, with good output. How can I
copy this program say on differet disk to be away from the mother program to
be operated on by any user away from original or mother program??
Thank you.
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From: "pvdg42" <pv****@newsgroups.nospam>
Newsgroups: microsoft.public.dotnet.general
Sent: Friday, October 20, 2006 12:46 AM
Subject: Re: V.studio

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"HELLO $$$" <fa***@alphalink.com.auwrote in message
news:45********@news.chariot.net.au...

>>I have just bought the program "Microsoft Visual Studio 2005" standard
edition. I installed it in my computer, with no additional work. I tried
to build a program by using
.NET Framework. But When I tried to make "New Project (using C++ ) , Idid
not find the" .NET ".
I think I have to make additional installing to this item.
Please can any body guide me?, noting that the book came with this
program is not helpful at all.
Thank you all.
===================================

There are several templates for C++ that provide .NET Framework support.

Windows Forms Application
Windows Forms Control Library
CLR Console Application
CLR Empty Project

to name a few.

The .NET Framework was installed with your Visual Studio, so no additional
installation is necessary. You can find more information and tutorials at:

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/e6w9eycd.aspx

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/1370z17c.aspx

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/visualc/aa431848.aspx

"pvdg42" <pv****@newsgroups.nospamwrote in message
news:O7**************@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...

>
"HELLO $$$" <fa***@alphalink.com.auwrote in message
news:45********@news.chariot.net.au...

>>I have just bought the program "Microsoft Visual Studio 2005" standard
edition. I installed it in my computer, with no additional work. I tried
to build a program by using
.NET Framework. But When I tried to make "New Project (using C++ ) , Idid
not find the" .NET ".
I think I have to make additional installing to this item.
Please can any body guide me?, noting that the book came with this
program is not helpful at all.
Thank you all.
===================================

There are several templates for C++ that provide .NET Framework support.

Windows Forms Application
Windows Forms Control Library
CLR Console Application
CLR Empty Project

to name a few.

The .NET Framework was installed with your Visual Studio, so no additional
installation is necessary. You can find more information and tutorials at:

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/e6w9eycd.aspx

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/1370z17c.aspx

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/visualc/aa431848.aspx

[pvdg42]

"HELLO $$$" <fa***@alphalink.com.auwrote in message
news:45********@news.chariot.net.au...

Hi pvdg
Thank you very much for your help about V. studio.NET Framework.
I beg your pardon another help question if you want to help. This is:
When I make a code & build also compiled well, with good output. How can I
copy this program say on differet disk to be away from the mother program
to
be operated on by any user away from original or mother program??
Thank you.

..NET programs can only run on computers which have the .NET Framework
installed.
Check out Other Project Types->Setup and Deployment.

Go to msdn.microsoft.com and search for information on:

"Xcopy deployment" and "Setup and Deployment"

You should find some useful articles.

[HELLO $$$]

Actually it's bad news about .NET Framework.
But, What's about a program not designed via .NET Framework, say like any
"consol template"?
Can I operate it away from mother program?
Thank you.
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
"pvdg42" <pv****@newsgroups.nospamwrote in message
news:uE**************@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...

>
"HELLO $$$" <fa***@alphalink.com.auwrote in message
news:45********@news.chariot.net.au...

>Hi pvdg
Thank you very much for your help about V. studio.NET Framework.
I beg your pardon another help question if you want to help. This is:
When I make a code & build also compiled well, with good output. How can
I
copy this program say on differet disk to be away from the mother program
to
be operated on by any user away from original or mother program??
Thank you.

.NET programs can only run on computers which have the .NET Framework
installed.
Check out Other Project Types->Setup and Deployment.

Go to msdn.microsoft.com and search for information on:

"Xcopy deployment" and "Setup and Deployment"

You should find some useful articles.

[pvdg42]

"HELLO $$$" <fa***@alphalink.com.auwrote in message
news:45********@news.chariot.net.au...

Actually it's bad news about .NET Framework.
But, What's about a program not designed via .NET Framework, say like any
"consol template"?
Can I operate it away from mother program?
Thank you.

First, I don't understand your concern about the .NET Framework. Have you
ever tried to run a Java application on a computer without the JRE/JVM
installed? It cannot be done. So, why the objection to .NET????

You can use various C++ templates to create applications that are
independent of the .NET Framework. A couple of examples are : Win 32
Project, MFC Application, Win 32 Console Application, MFC DLL, etc.

I'd suggest you use the search facility at msdn.microsoft.com to learn more
about these and other templates available in Visual Studio.

[HELLO $$$]

I am working on C++ only as a beginner. I bought a book its title "Visual
C++.NET" step by step as a beginner. The author supposed that the reader has
..NET Framework installed in his computer. As I have visual studio, so I
don't find exactly what the book wrote?!
As example when I try to create a new project he shows me the template as an
example "console.net", this latter not found on my program.
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"pvdg42" <pv****@newsgroups.nospamwrote in message
news:%2****************@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...

>
"HELLO $$$" <fa***@alphalink.com.auwrote in message
news:45********@news.chariot.net.au...

>Actually it's bad news about .NET Framework.
But, What's about a program not designed via .NET Framework, say like any
"consol template"?
Can I operate it away from mother program?
Thank you.

First, I don't understand your concern about the .NET Framework. Have you
ever tried to run a Java application on a computer without the JRE/JVM
installed? It cannot be done. So, why the objection to .NET????

You can use various C++ templates to create applications that are
independent of the .NET Framework. A couple of examples are : Win 32
Project, MFC Application, Win 32 Console Application, MFC DLL, etc.

I'd suggest you use the search facility at msdn.microsoft.com to learn
more about these and other templates available in Visual Studio.

[pvdg42]

"HELLO $$$" <fa***@alphalink.com.auwrote in message
news:45********@news.chariot.net.au...

>I am working on C++ only as a beginner. I bought a book its title "Visual
C++.NET" step by step as a beginner. The author supposed that the reader
has .NET Framework installed in his computer. As I have visual studio, so I
don't find exactly what the book wrote?!
As example when I try to create a new project he shows me the template as
an example "console.net", this latter not found on my program.
===================================

Your problem is that the book is written against a different version of
Visual Studio form the one you have.

What version of Visual Studio does the book target? If the cover backbone
has "Version 2003", it's for Visual Studio .NET 2003. If "Version 2003" is
not present, it's for the original Visual Studio .NET (2002). In either
case, significant changes were made to Visual Studio in the 2005 version,
and you cannot expect to find what the book shows.

In Visual Studio .NET 2003, there is a template "Console Application .NET".
The equivalent in Visual Studio 2005 is "CLR Console Application". However,
that is *not* where the dissimilarities end. The extensions to C++ for .NET
2.0, C++/CLI (Visual Studio 2005) are completely different from those used
in earlier versions, so the book's code examples will do you no good.

And, one more time, the .NET Framework (v2.0) *IS* installed on your
computer. It was installed as part of the Visual Studio 2005 installation.

You'll need to find a book and/or tutorials that target Visual Studio 2005
and .NET 2.0

Here is a book that targets VS 2005/.NET v2.0:

http://www.wrox.com/WileyCDA/WroxTit...764571974.html

[HELLO $$$]

You're right, it's version 2003.
I display this problem in detail under the subject "Difficult code ". You
can read it . You may also find an important good solution, because I have a
lot of codes in this book, and I nearly stopped from this mess.
Thank you again for help.
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"pvdg42" <pv****@newsgroups.nospamwrote in message
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>
"HELLO $$$" <fa***@alphalink.com.auwrote in message
news:45********@news.chariot.net.au...

>>I am working on C++ only as a beginner. I bought a book its title "Visual
C++.NET" step by step as a beginner. The author supposed that the reader
has .NET Framework installed in his computer. As I have visual studio, so
I don't find exactly what the book wrote?!
As example when I try to create a new project he shows me the template as
an example "console.net", this latter not found on my program.
===================================

Your problem is that the book is written against a different version of
Visual Studio form the one you have.

What version of Visual Studio does the book target? If the cover backbone
has "Version 2003", it's for Visual Studio .NET 2003. If "Version 2003" is
not present, it's for the original Visual Studio .NET (2002). In either
case, significant changes were made to Visual Studio in the 2005 version,
and you cannot expect to find what the book shows.

In Visual Studio .NET 2003, there is a template "Console Application
.NET". The equivalent in Visual Studio 2005 is "CLR Console Application".
However, that is *not* where the dissimilarities end. The extensions to
C++ for .NET 2.0, C++/CLI (Visual Studio 2005) are completely different
from those used in earlier versions, so the book's code examples will do
you no good.

And, one more time, the .NET Framework (v2.0) *IS* installed on your
computer. It was installed as part of the Visual Studio 2005 installation.

You'll need to find a book and/or tutorials that target Visual Studio 2005
and .NET 2.0

Here is a book that targets VS 2005/.NET v2.0:

http://www.wrox.com/WileyCDA/WroxTit...764571974.html