Multiple open workspaces
I''m learning a new API, so I downloaded some sample code, which came in a project workspace. I also have my own project, and would like to flip back and forth between the workspaces, to change, read, and so forth. I''m using MSVC++ 6.0.
Thank you! That's so crazy! I've tried doing that before, but I guess that you have to do both right at the beginning! I've actually tried doing this before, but it actually worked this time! Now I feel stupid.
Again, thanks for your help! It's much appreciated!
[edited by - evergrowgames on January 18, 2003 11:27:40 AM]
[edited by - evergrowgames on January 18, 2003 11:28:16 AM]
Again, thanks for your help! It's much appreciated!
[edited by - evergrowgames on January 18, 2003 11:27:40 AM]
[edited by - evergrowgames on January 18, 2003 11:28:16 AM]
Another way is to insert the API project into your current workspace. That way, you''ll also get the "auto-complete instruction" option on all functions.
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You were probably double-clicking directly on the example.dsw files before, which causes Windows to open the clicked file into the actively-running copy of VStudio... only opening a fresh copy if no VStudio is currently running.
So yeah, in case you didn''t figure it out entirely yet: you just need to run your copies of VStudio manually from the start menu/desktop/shortcut bar (whereever you have the icon located-- I have it placed everywhere since it''s about the only thing I use on my computer, heh), and then open the examples using drag-and-drop or VStudio''s File:Open Workspace... menus.
- Air
So yeah, in case you didn''t figure it out entirely yet: you just need to run your copies of VStudio manually from the start menu/desktop/shortcut bar (whereever you have the icon located-- I have it placed everywhere since it''s about the only thing I use on my computer, heh), and then open the examples using drag-and-drop or VStudio''s File:Open Workspace... menus.
- Air
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