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Is there a free VC++.net tutorial????

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Started by C_Programmer0101 June 01, 2005 12:38 PM

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C_Programmer0101

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June 01, 2005 12:38 PM

Is there a free VC++.net tutorial???? I would like to now because I would hate to fork over more money. Its funny how a company can sell expensive software and will not ever put in a book.

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jfclavette

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June 01, 2005 12:42 PM

Quote:Original post by C_Programmer0101
Is there a free VC++.net tutorial????

I would like to now because I would hate to fork over more money. Its funny how a company can sell expensive software and will not ever put in a book.

The "book" you seek is the MSDN Library

As for a tutorial, Any C++ tutorial will do.

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C_Programmer0101

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June 01, 2005 12:52 PM

Thanks I am good with c++ I am just used to Dev C++ compiler and I went to upgrade and its alot more complicated IDE because of the options available. I stand corrected because it came with two MSDN software cd's so boy do I feel dumb now.

Thanks alot xMcBaiNx!!!

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publicENEMY

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June 01, 2005 01:23 PM

try download free vc++.net express from microsoft website. dont forget the msdn. the tutorial is compleete for a beeginner

_jinx_

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June 01, 2005 01:58 PM

same suggestion, the MSVS.NET2005 is a great beta compiler and does a lot of the basic task for your code. Quite a few changes from the previous versions of .NET but it's still good. Keep in mind it is beta so you may have some limitations, but it's a great tool and I have actually been using it a lot instead of 2003.NET just to stay up to date on the latest from Microsoft.

Dave Hunt

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June 01, 2005 02:03 PM

I think the OP already has VC++.NET and the MSDN CDs. So, there's no reason for him to download Express, plus MSDN, plus Platform SDK just to get what he already has.