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hi!

developing few command line programs using c++ and gcc I gained experiences
with c++. Now I want to use DevStudio 2005, VC++ and develop .NET application
using the MFC, that I haven't used before as well.

Do you know a good tutorial?

thank you in advance!

[Bruno van Dooren [MVP VC++]]

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developing few command line programs using c++ and gcc I gained

experiences
with c++. Now I want to use DevStudio 2005, VC++ and develop .NET
application
using the MFC, that I haven't used before as well.
>
Do you know a good tutorial?

www.codeproject.com is my favorite starting point.
Btw, for .NET applications you typically wouldn't use MFC, but C++/CLI

Either way, if you really want to understand either MFC or C++/CLI you'd
better buy a good about that topic.
I am not an MFC expert so I can't recommend an MFC book.
I have bought Pro C++/CLI, but haven't read it yet, so I cannot comment on
that one either.

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Kind regards,
Bruno van Dooren
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"Willi" <Willi@discussi ons.microsoft.c omwrote in message
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hi!
>
developing few command line programs using c++ and gcc I gained
experiences
with c++. Now I want to use DevStudio 2005, VC++ and develop .NET
application
using the MFC, that I haven't used before as well.
>
Do you know a good tutorial?
>
thank you in advance!

Here's a decent book to get you started with both MFC and CLI.

http://www.wrox.com/WileyCDA/WroxTit...764571974.html