Re: Visual C++.net, Standard, Version 2002

"Steve" <Steve@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote ...
> I don't know how to delete the files you refer to (.suo, .ncb etc). I
> dont know how to show them on the screen.

You can't see them in Visual Studio. Close VS and use Windows Explorer,
they're in the same directory as the solution (.sln) file. The .suo is
marked as hidden so make sure you've set Windows to show hidden files or
it won't appear.

> Also, when you reply, how do you isolate the text you are referring to
> with the " > " character. That is a helpful technique but I don't know
> how to do it.

Most newsreader programs should be capable of this! I'm using Outlook
Express. Are you using Microsoft's web frontend? You can always type
them yourself. Anyway, your reply quotes mine using the > character so I
assume you found some way to do it! Perhaps MS' web front end will parse
this and replace it with an HTML bar or something else?

> When MS releases the 2005 edition of VC++ why don't they publish a
> manual that tells students how to use the darn thing as a compiler to
> build student type programs?

What's a student-type program? If you have something specific in mind,
suggest it to Microsoft: http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/productfeedback/

Since the Express Editions are aimed at students and amateurs (though
not to say they're not useful for professional tasks), I assume the
documentation will feature an approach guided toward that. I expect it
would lean heavily to .NET development of course.

Andrew


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