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S Shulman - 26 Oct 2005 21:25 GMT
Hi

I have a not managed code MFC project in VC.NET and I want to convert it to
C# or at least a managed version of VC.NET (if exists)

Thank you
Carl Daniel [VC++ MVP] - 26 Oct 2005 21:50 GMT
> Hi
>
> I have a not managed code MFC project in VC.NET and I want to convert it
> to C# or at least a managed version of VC.NET (if exists)

Step 1.  Get VC++ 2005 (final release in about 2 weeks, beta/CTP versions
available today).
Step 2.  Get your existing MFC application to build with VC++ 2005
Step 3.  Change the project option to build as managed code
Step 4.  Add new features using Windows forms, nicely integrated with MFC in
VC++ 2005.

-cd
Marcus Heege - 26 Oct 2005 22:13 GMT
The recommended way to extend MFC applications with .NET features is a
feature called "It just works"

I am currently in a hurry. Search for "It just works" for more info.

Marcus Heege

> Hi
>
> I have a not managed code MFC project in VC.NET and I want to convert it
> to C# or at least a managed version of VC.NET (if exists)
>
> Thank you

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