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Is it okey if I send you my project and you can look? It's very straightforward...
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Is it okey if I send you my project and you can look? It's very straightforward...

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You can send me you project to <br />
alexvirochovsky@yahoo.com and<br />
ask you question and i9 allway reply. But i want ask you: you evaluate my reply in &quot;D&quot; grade. Why and what wrong in my reply?<br />
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You can send me you project to
alexvirochovsky@yahoo.com and
ask you question and i9 allway reply. But i want ask you: you evaluate my reply in "D" grade. Why and what wrong in my reply?



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I have made a simple windowsprogram, I am using borland C++ 5.0. I now want to add a simple menu, I have generated a menu using resource workshop, it generates a .rc file, compiling it generates a .res file. I have specified the name of the menu when defining the window class. But I guess I'm missing something, I get no menu! Pleas help!
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I have made a simple windowsprogram, I am using borland C++ 5.0. I now want to add a simple menu, I have generated a menu using resource workshop, it generates a .rc file, compiling it generates a .res file. I have specified the name of the menu when defining the window class. But I guess I'm missing something, I get no menu! Pleas help!

adding a menu to borland C++ project

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