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June 19th, 2009, 10:18 AM
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Can't create new project
Hi all,
I apologise if this is an obvious n00b question. I've used C++ before but on Linux with g++ and Vim, so I've no experience with Visual C++. I have the 2008 Express edition on Windows Vista and it won't let me create a new project.
After starting up Visual C++ I select File > New > Project from the menu, which gives me a dialog window with eight different Visual Studio installed templates to choose from. For each one I select, I enter a project name, press OK then either one of two things happens:
a) Nothing happens
b) Another dialog window comes up with the title "Welcome to the Win32 Application Wizard". This has a panel that says "These are the current project settings" and there are three bullet points underneath, but they don't have any text. If I press either the "Finish" or "Cancel" buttons nothing happens, so I then have to close the window with its close icon.
If I select File > New > File then "C++ file (.cpp)" it'll let me open and enter a new file but then won't give me the option to run it using "Start without debugging (Ctrl + F5)".
Any ideas? Am I missing something obvious? The frustrating thing is that I also have Visual C# 2008 Express edition installed and that runs fine.
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