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20-12-2006, 17:46
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Re: Visual C++ 2005 Designer
After reading through this (and your post from September about a similar type of issue), it's not readily apparent how your MDI project is set up. My first MDI project in VC++ took a lot of hours of hair pulling and coffee until I could readily pass information around. If you would like, PM me and you can zip up & email me your project to look at. I'm assuming you've been using the free VC++ available from Microsoft's website? |
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