I'm trying to create this application on Visual Studio 2010 using Forms with ComboBox
http://pastebin.com/bV7SF3ni
How you can see in this code all forms is fine but i'm don't know how put option in code
I don't have idea how make this , i maked another project using forms to but with button instead comboBox.
http://pastebin.com/rk61drrY
This is working but i want in combobox and i want too when click on option open vnc and close this software.
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I've created an application using Microsoft Foundation Class library (MFC) using the project creation wizard. I created a multiple-document interface (MDI) application. The wizard creates dummy toolbars and menus that you can work with. I extended the default toolbar with no issue however now when I try to edit it through the resource view, I get "Unknown Bitmap Format" and the toolbar doesn't open. I haven't changed the file outside of Visual Studio therefore I'm unsure as to what causing this. The toolbar still opens and works fine when the application is running, its just now I can't edit it. The Error Message
I can't seem to find a solution anywhere. The only other similar post I can find is here http://www.databaseforum.info/2/8/1e1b848b13ed1254.html however no solution has been found for them.
I've had the same error, using bitmaps exported from GIMP - and I found this post (which I haven't still tried):
https://www.curlybrace.com/words/2013/08/30/exporting-visual-studio-compatible-bitmaps-from-gimp/
When exporting bitmaps from GIMP, two options must be selected in order for the bitmaps to be compatible with Visual Studio:
Under Compatibility Options, check “Do not write color space information”.
Under Advanced Options, select “R8 G8 B8” under 24 bits.
For many projects (like this) I need to create a Form using the Qt creator IDE and then work on that Form.
I use the Qt creator 3.6.0 which is the latest Qt IDE.
There I have File -> New File or Project and the templates are just like the page below:
http://www.4shared.com/download/AM4KhauNba/Capture__2_.PNG?sbsr=7242
But the tutorial says that I need to create a Form (!) and sometimes, using one of the MainWindow templates. But I have only All Templates and Desktop Templates (top-right corner of the screenshot).
If I cannot create that Form, I then will not be able to do the tutorial's instructions.
This may be the problem of any other beginner of Qt, that uses the new Qt creator IDE.
Would anybody help please?
I just found the answer. I hope this helps other new beginners as well. :-)
I should select from the menu: File > New File or Project ...
This will produce a dialog like this one:
I must choose Qt and Qt Designer Form, click on the Choose ... button and then follow the wizard.
I am using Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate. I created a new MDI Application, with Tabbed Documents, Document/View Architecture Enabled, Project Style MFC Standard and all other default options in the MFC Application Wizard. The View of my Application derives from CFormView. I add a CRichEditCtrl in the View using the Resource Editor. When, I run this application, I get an error showing a message box "Failed To Create Empty Document". However, everything runs fine for all other controls. Please Help!!
Make sure that you initialize rich edit libraries.
Insert AfxInitRichEdit or AfxInitRichEdit2 (if using Rich edit control ver. 2.0) call.
Both are loading appropriate version of the for you RICHED20.DLL (ver2.0) or RICHED32.DLL.
The best place to place this call is App's InitInstance.
add the this code in .h file:
DECLARE_DYNCREATE(YourClassName)
and add this code in .cpp file:
IMPLEMENT_DYNCREATE(YourClassName)
to replace DECLARE_DYNAMIC and IMPLEMENT_DYNAMIC if they were there.
For some reason, I can't seem to find a way to do this: changing the start up form for C++ Windows Application under Visual Studio Professional 2010. As many websites have suggested that go into Project\properties\Application\startup from etc. My problem was that I could not find the "Application" or Startup Form anywhere under Project\Properties.
What did I miss?
Thank you.
First, you check the Startup objects setting in your project's properties:
Than, you go to Program.cs and change the default here:
Replace Form1 with any other form you need.
Hope this helps.
You are using the C++ IDE, it doesn't have these kind of goodies. You are supposed to change the code yourself. Double-click the .cpp file that has the same name as your project in the Solution Explorer window. Locate the main() function and change the Application.Run() call:
// Create the main window and run it
Application::Run(gcnew Form1()); // Change "Form1" here
I managed to create the menubar in the menu editor by clicking and writing text to each menu item i wanted.
I cant see any button to get the code to include the menu in my program.
How i can get this menu working?
C++
depends on whether you are using pure win32 api or MFC. But being a newbie i will first assume that you are using win32 api. do a simple google search for forgers win32 tutorials.
just to satisify you, edit the main.cpp file and change the WNDCLASSEX structure, under the lpszMenuName part.
See, you just cant keep using visual studio's code generation features. You have to understand the code behind the menu, and it is not hard. other wise you will never understand the more advanced features. No offence but these things are covered all over the internet.