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    Re: [RESOLVED] System.IO.FileNotFoundException

    Sorry about the late reply to the request. In the main executable project I manually added a reference to the IMeasurement namespace DLL.

    Thanks again...

    FF
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    Re: System.IO.FileNotFoundException

    I have resolved this issue using advise from another forum. Thanks to all who have considered this.

    FF
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    [RESOLVED] System.IO.FileNotFoundException

    There is a lot of information about this exception, but I haven't been able to find a solution.

    Background: I am a long-time C++/MFC developer, relatively new to C#/.NET. I am in the very early...
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    Re: Unwanted Toolbar Button

    Uhm, how do I mark this as resolved?
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    Re: Unwanted Toolbar Button

    I seem to have corrected this problem locally by using the customize dialog to adjust the toolbar within the program. This is persistent. If the adjusted arrangement appears in the distributed...
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    Re: Unwanted Toolbar Button

    Thanks for the advise. I was going to do that next.

    FF
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    Re: Unwanted Toolbar Button

    Yes, this is an MFC project.

    Your are most-likely correct. I will return my attention to code as soon as I clear a few other things out of the way.

    Thanks,

    FF
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    Re: Unwanted Toolbar Button

    This has gotten even stranger to me. The Toolbar Editor and *.rc files seem to have no effect whatsoever on the toolbar.

    I added a resource ID to the "next" button and did a quick icon. I added...
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    Re: Unwanted Toolbar Button

    Thanks for the suggestions. I am actually using a third-party library - Rogue Wave Stingray - to handle my windows. I pass a 0 count into the toolbar loading function. The library assigns the number...
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    [RESOLVED] Unwanted Toolbar Button

    This one's driving me nuts.

    I now have an unwanted, disabled button on my program's toolbar that has an image that appears to be a ghost (disabled copy) of the first button's icon. The toolbar...
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    Re: Excel Block Data Write Using COM

    Thanks, Arjay. This is exactly what I am looking for.

    Now, how do I mark this post as answered/closed? I don't see the mechanism.

    FF
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    Re: Excel Block Data Write Using COM

    I have adjusted the multi-cell function to work properly. The PutElement() call to set values in saRet was being indexed with the indices reversed. This resolves the export issue, though not the...
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    [RESOLVED] Excel Block Data Write Using COM

    I have been exporting my MFC project data vectors directly to Excel using COM for many years. However, the write is iterative to a single Excel cell at each write using this code:


    void...
  14. Re: Migrating from VS2005 to VS2015 Still Tries to Link MFC 8

    Yes, thanks. I have searched for 'mfc80d' both internally within VS2015 and externally with the Windows 7 search tool. It is not found explicitly. Unfortunately, the one project that won't link...
  15. Re: Migrating from VS2005 to VS2015 Still Tries to Link MFC 8

    Thanks for asking. I have been thinking about that too. It will take some days of work to get the release build configured throughout the solution. I will work towards that and let you know. Of...
  16. Re: Migrating from VS2005 to VS2015 Still Tries to Link MFC 8

    I have searched the Visual Studio headers as suggested by the link. The only explicit references to selecting MFC libraries are nested under #ifndef _AFX_NOFORCE_LIBS. Apparently _AFX_NOFORCE_LIBS is...
  17. Re: Migrating from VS2005 to VS2015 Still Tries to Link MFC 8

    Thanks for the link. I will look into this and let you know.

    FF
  18. Migrating from VS2005 to VS2015 Still Tries to Link MFC 8

    Hi...

    I am trying to migrate a large MFC solution from VS2005 to VS2015. The solution contains 170 projects. After a lot of work, all projects compile and 168 of them link. One that does not link...
  19. VS08 Continues to Try to Link VS05 MFC Lib

    Hi,

    I recently updated my VS05 project to VS08. After considerable pain, the project compiles. This project is made up of about 120 subprojects. Several of the subprojects continued to try to...
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    Re: LNK1112 X86/X64 Mismatch

    Sorry for the delay in posting. I was out of the office yesterday.

    Yes, my configuration manager has the Active Solution Platform set to Win32. When it is set to X64 the compilation is...
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    Re: LNK1112 X86/X64 Mismatch

    BTW, nothing in the project settings - C++ or linker - seem to relate to this. The linker has the Target Machine set to /MACHINE:X86. It appears that it doesn't like the apparent fact that the...
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    Re: LNK1112 X86/X64 Mismatch

    Sorry for the delay... This will probably be my last post for the day...

    I am trying to build a 32-bit app. The 64-bit build works without error. For some reason, my installation did not...
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    Re: LNK1112 X86/X64 Mismatch

    The specific error is "fatal error LNK1112: module machine type 'x64' conflicts with target machine type 'X86'.

    I have enabled the startup banner and I get:

    "Microsoft (R) C/C++ Optimizing...
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    Re: LNK1112 X86/X64 Mismatch

    No, a simple "Hello World" produces the same linker error.

    FF
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    Re: LNK1112 X86/X64 Mismatch

    Sorry... I was a little loose in my terminology. VS 2008 was installed in a completely separate directory. I maintain VS 2005 in its original directory.

    FF
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