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Rob Brooks
Hi,
I'm brand new to writing managed .NET and I'm having some confusion
following the simplest of tutorials as I believe that my application wizard
in Visual Studio .NET 2003 may not be all it should be.
I read "Open Visual Studio.NET and create a new WinForms application called
HelloTeapot." but when I go to the application wizard I don't see the
template for a WinForms application.
Sure there is a C# - Windows Application template but I'm not sure that this
is the one I should be using.
I've also seen references to other templates in other tutorials which would
indicate that I'm not playing with a full deck.
Can someone who has even the slightest understanding of what I should be
offered with the default set of application templates please put me straight
so I can set off in the right direction?
Many thanks,
Rob.
I'm brand new to writing managed .NET and I'm having some confusion
following the simplest of tutorials as I believe that my application wizard
in Visual Studio .NET 2003 may not be all it should be.
I read "Open Visual Studio.NET and create a new WinForms application called
HelloTeapot." but when I go to the application wizard I don't see the
template for a WinForms application.
Sure there is a C# - Windows Application template but I'm not sure that this
is the one I should be using.
I've also seen references to other templates in other tutorials which would
indicate that I'm not playing with a full deck.
Can someone who has even the slightest understanding of what I should be
offered with the default set of application templates please put me straight
so I can set off in the right direction?
Many thanks,
Rob.