Well, if any of ya c++ peeps got time can soem one make a real easy tutorial, lol for real like when I first started vb 6 the only reason it to keep me for ever to learn it was that I didnt know how to make an exe and usually all the tutorials I read never actually took ya to the whole process.

here where i am stock on c++
First what program should I use the old vb sudio 6 or other
and how ya add a damn form lol, evey time i open the vb studio c+ i dont know how to add a damn form lol inbaressing i know lol.

so please someone do somethign like a simple form with one buttom that says hello. from start to finish without skippin, I bet I learn c++ in a day if this is done

You are lucky locohacker, I have few days vacation and I just passed by the forum to see what's new

locohacker wrote:here where i am stock on c++
First what program should I use the old vb sudio 6 or other

I use Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 and I get a free license from microsoft using Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 (because of my study and work)

so I use both, and espcially MFC if you are looking into making windows-based applications easy and fast

and how ya add a damn form lol, evey time i open the vb studio c+ i dont know how to add a damn form lol inbaressing i know lol.

You need to think a little bit different that vb.
when you start your vc++, choose MFC and check for the dialog based applications

after that it will be drop-n-drag for the controls

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so please someone do somethign like a simple form with one buttom that says hello. from start to finish without skippin, I bet I learn c++ in a day if this is done :)

check the attachment

Thanks man, and nice to see you again, So thas for 2005, Aight times for me to buy it

locohacker wrote:Thanks man, and nice to see you again, So thas for 2005, Aight times for me to buy it

I forgot to mention that it is vc++ 6, but if you have vc 2005, it will convert it correctly without any problem
I just warn you that vc 2005 the professional edition that support MFC, and it is not cheap
they only reason I am using vc 2005 is because MS gave me free license copy because I am studying Software Engineering and they are looking forward to hire me in the future
so you might consider doing that for afree copy's sake

anyway, if you want some paltalk vc++ source code, I can give you some of my old applications!

by the way, it is kinda late you start c++ now, people are already moving into java (like me) even though c++ still powerfull

keep up the good work

java why they going therefor, crap dont tell me I am that far behind I gonna stic with vb c+ for now to see if I finally get it

change your mind, you cannot combined vb6 with c++, there is no textbox1.text in c++

Thas why I need a real easy tutorial, some pic will be nice eheh, but I gonna give it a shot soon after i fix all my programs bugs which could take a while

when you're ready or stuck in somewhat, just ask baby

hmmm Sounds like a good idea, nano teach me MFC, or dody when you get some free time...


I have a copy of Microsoft visual c++ 6 standard that I downloaded from the internet ages ago. Or do you guys suggest something diffrent??

I use vs2005, it's alway better that we use same version but it's not necessary.