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Why when i create a Windows Application in Visual C++ 2008

It is made as .NET after compile?

How can i make it not .NET?

i have seen other people compiling but not .net? so is there an option i have to check or something else?

if its C++ then it will compile as binary, there will only be traces of .NET if managed code is imported int the program. I don't think I understand your question exactly, maybe someone else will have better luck.

Originally Posted by why06

if its C++ then it will compile as binary, there will only be traces of .NET if managed code is imported int the program. I don't think I understand your question exactly, maybe someone else will have better luck.

When i create new project i select Windows Application

but there is not toolbox to add the controls or drawing them so to add a form is only option for CLR the .net option

and the MFC options is grey not possible to click it. just when i use CLR Windows Forms which will be compiled to .NET application can you pls advice me

sorry for my english.

I think he wants it run without .NET /

He wants to run it without .NET and yet he wants to use forms. And he can't use managed C++ (MFC) because he has Visual Studios 2008 Express Edition, which is the free one. You'll need to buy the full copy of VS 2008 if you want to use MFC forms I think. Otherwise get used to using API's and an external Resource manager to load images into the executable file.

Look for MS Visual Studio 2008 Profesional in the bay full of pirates, you can sort of make forms with it. then all that is left is render the dialog you made in the main app and you're done

Or be all cool and write your entire UI with DirectX

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