helo,
I'm new to VS 7.1, searched thru help but no luck. Anyone can tell me a
keyboard shortcut to go to the ending bracket when cursor is under opening
bracket and vice-versa. I think there must be something like this b/c I see

This has got to be something really simple, but I'm pretty baffled...[VC++
.NET 2003]
In the header file I define the class interfaces, in the CPP file the class
functions, and the

Another same issue on "NullReferenceException" :-
I have an (exe) executable program created in VB.NET 2003 that calls to a
MFC DLL written in VC++.NET 2003. I always get an error msg
"NullReferenceException: Object Reference Not Set to an Instance of an

Hi, I've been trying to use Visual C++.NET, but whenever I try to build a
solution I get this error message,
fatal error C1108: unable to find DLL: 'alink.dll'
Does anyone know what causes this error and how I can fix it?

why use '_tmain()' as entry point of the program in a console-application ?
why is _tmain() used instead of main() ?
_tprintf() instead of printf() ?
why '_t' ?

can someone tell me how to save sound files and how to use them in a
program.

The /Fx option does not seem to produce any mrg file in VC++ 2005 beta.
I created identical projects with 2003 and 2005 and activated the
"Expand Attributed Source" option from the project property page. It
works fine with 2003 but not with 2005.

in my application, I defined a linked list just as follows:
typedef struct _MYLIST{
          int myval;
          void *next;

Hello, If you start a new c++ .net project (windows form) the IDE shows
window and generate 2 files (.cpp and .h). If I simple drag and drop button
control into the form and double click the button, the IDE shows me a method
"template" where I can write my code. I wonder why the ...

I have a newbie question regarding void*. I am reposting this since I
am still not clear.
In native C++ you can have a function that takes a void* and you can
call that function with pointer to array or any other kind for that

  I'd like to know if it makes sense to define an event in an
interface.  Something like:
public interface class MyInterface1
{

Because of historical reasons, I have both C# and C++ managed/unmanaged code
mixed together in my class library.
But I prefer to port code to C# since it compiles faster  and the syntax is
much more readable so I can do more in less time.

Does anyone know if it's possible (and if so, how) to intercept presses on
'multimedia keys' you find on keyboards? Curiosity more than anything. Only
manufacturers seem to put their own random gubbins onto their keyboards, so
presumably there isn't any kind of standard. Obviously ...

Hello Esteemed Developers,
I am using 'Microsoft Visual C++ .NET Standard' SDE at MS Windows 2000 Pro
Turkish by using IBM ThinkCentre PC that has 2,66GHz P4 CPU, 512MB RAM, 120GB
HDD.

I have taken the liberty to cross-post this.  It appeared on c.l.c++.m
but the ICE is regarding VS.NET 7.1 C++ compiler.
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