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I'm a newbie of 18!<br />
need help!!
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Create a new project. For a simple console application, choose Win32 Console Application. Visual C will create a workspace for this project. You can rename it or accept the default name. When finished, click on file new and select the type of file you want to create. When finished click on build choose the second option down. This will create your executable. Then build-&gt;Execute. Hope this helps
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Create a new project. For a simple console application, choose Win32 Console Application. Visual C will create a workspace for this project. You can rename it or accept the default name. When finished, click on file new and select the type of file you want to create. When finished click on build choose the second option down. This will create your executable. Then build->Execute. Hope this helps

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I meam how to make Install files??
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If you're a newbie (like me!) then you<br />
may not easily find your way thru all<br />
the INF file stuff on your own. &nbsp;There<br />
are lots of folks selling install/setup<br />
applications that provide an &quot;easy to<br />
use&quot; interface to allow you to create<br />
setup programs. &nbsp;Many cost around $295,<br />
but the one I'm using cost $49 and is<br />
called 'INF-Tool'. &nbsp;You can search<br />
the net to find them -- I think the<br />
website is Inner-Smile.com. &nbsp;I think<br />
its worth the $49...
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If you're a newbie (like me!) then you
may not easily find your way thru all
the INF file stuff on your own.  There
are lots of folks selling install/setup
applications that provide an "easy to
use" interface to allow you to create
setup programs.  Many cost around $295,
but the one I'm using cost $49 and is
called 'INF-Tool'.  You can search
the net to find them -- I think the
website is Inner-Smile.com.  I think
its worth the $49...

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How to do setup program in vc??
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how to do setup program in vc??

Kernel and system programming is the process of creating the software necessary for a computer or device to function and operate other programs. Some operating systems (such as Microsoft Windows) are proprietary, but others, such as the various Linux distributions, are open source.