[shimer]

Is it possible to create GUI using Visual C++.If yes how??????????

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Is it possible to create GUI using Visual C++.If yes how??????????

Hey there shimer,

More than likely if you have been using Visual C++, you've already been creating a GUI (Graphical User Interface). Unless of-course you've been creating a "Console Application"... Visual C++ is part of the Visual Studio Suite and already has built in functionality for creating GUI. Which makes Visual C++ different from the rest as it has really easy functionality of creating the user experience. I am assuming you are using some form of Microsoft Visual C++, all you have to do is select the right option when creating a new project. When the "New Project" window is shown, make sure to select "Windows Forms Application".



Doesn't matter which version of Visual Studio you are using, you should be able to find the "Windows Forms Application" in the same place you found "Win32 Console Application". In terms of actually programming it, each section of code will only be executed on certain events, as opposed to sequentially in console applications... Hope I've helped, if you need anything else don't hesitate to ask.

Peace Out
Spike

[Spike]

Is it possible to create GUI using Visual C++.If yes how??????????

Hey there shimer,

More than likely if you have been using Visual C++, you've already been creating a GUI (Graphical User Interface). Unless of-course you've been creating a "Console Application"... Visual C++ is part of the Visual Studio Suite and already has built in functionality for creating GUI. Which makes Visual C++ different from the rest as it has really easy functionality of creating the user experience. I am assuming you are using some form of Microsoft Visual C++, all you have to do is select the right option when creating a new project. When the "New Project" window is shown, make sure to select "Windows Forms Application".



Doesn't matter which version of Visual Studio you are using, you should be able to find the "Windows Forms Application" in the same place you found "Win32 Console Application". In terms of actually programming it, each section of code will only be executed on certain events, as opposed to sequentially in console applications... Hope I've helped, if you need anything else don't hesitate to ask.

Peace Out
Spike