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Re: Error in Visual C++
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Originally Posted by Jay Lundy
I don't know why Visual C++ uses precompiled headers by default, but you should probably just disable it.

Goto Project -> "Enter project name here" properties (should be the last option). Under the C/C++ folder goto "Precompiled Headers". Under "Create/Use Precomiled Header" select "Not Using Precompiled Headers".

Thanks for the suggestion, but I'm so confused at this point that I can't even locate "properties". I found a drop box on the right hand side, but there is nothing within it. I think I need to find a good beginners book that goes back and explains the simplest terms to me (GUI, ATL, OOP, etc? what's this!).

Since I am working in Visual Studio .NET, should I find a Visual C++ book, or would I be just as well of with a good C++ text? (Sorry, I don't know if there is a difference between C, C#, C++, or VC.)