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- From: victor@originet.com.br (JVS)
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- Subject: Re: MFC VC++ 4.0, Possible Bug??? in Class Wizard or Project Wizard
- Date: Sun, 21 Apr 1996 12:52:58 GMT
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- References: <1996Apr19.110555.21755@pat.uwe.ac.uk> <H$wTOgAKQIexEwOA@chrism.demon.co.uk>
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- Chris Marriott <chris@chrism.demon.co.uk> wrote:
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- >In article <1996Apr19.110555.21755@pat.uwe.ac.uk>, Shaun Hewitt <s-
- >hewitt@uwe.ac.uk> writes
- >>Hi, I'm not sure if this is actually a bug or something that
- >>I am doing wrong so I would apprieciate some feedback on this one
- >>since Microsoft are pritty usless at support.
- >>
- >>The problem seems to occur when I use the classwizard to produce
- >>skelatan code for a 'Dialog Based' application. Combined with the
- >>resource editor and 'Class Wizard'. Basically after adding the
- >>controls to the main application dialog, the class wizard refuses
- >>to acknowledge there existance.
-
- >It's not a bug; it's your problem.
-
- >You need to change the "language setting" of your dialog to match that
- >of the machine. After you resouurces at the moment, it probably has a
- >language name in brackets. You need to get rid of this.
-
- >Chris
-
-
- I'm posting because I had a similar problem.
-
- Currently there are two more threads that I know of,
- dealing with this same problem.
-
- Even if it's his problem, MSDEV gives no hints at
- what's happening. Else, AFAIK there are many more languages
- that the operating system (Win95 in my case) supports, but not MSDEV.
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