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Hmm, I have already clicked 'Yes' when I was asked 'Do you want to add ATL support to your MFC project?'. &nbsp;But the errors that I listed still followed. &nbsp;I am actually trying the suggestion on adding the necessary header files back from a test program. &nbsp;It's a good getaround but won't fix the cause of the problem. &nbsp;If you have further ideas, please feel free to shed some light.
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Hmm, I have already clicked 'Yes' when I was asked 'Do you want to add ATL support to your MFC project?'.  But the errors that I listed still followed.  I am actually trying the suggestion on adding the necessary header files back from a test program.  It's a good getaround but won't fix the cause of the problem.  If you have further ideas, please feel free to shed some light.

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Hi,<br />
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I am trying to add an ATL object into my MFC project using MS VC++ 6.0. &nbsp;I went to ClassView-&gt;New ATL Object, it gives me the following errors:<br />
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ATL Object Wizard: <br />
AddIncludeFile(ProjectName<wbr />Header, MIDLHeader)<br />
You must have ATL setup correctly to insert an ATL object into your project.<br />
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What happened before this was that I successfully added an ATL object this way, but then MSDEV crashed. &nbsp;I reinstalled the whole MS Visual Studio 6.0 and tried again. &nbsp;And this is when I encounter the above problem.<br />
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How can I make this work?<br />
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Hi,

I am trying to add an ATL object into my MFC project using MS VC++ 6.0.  I went to ClassView->New ATL Object, it gives me the following errors:

ATL Object Wizard: 
AddIncludeFile(ProjectNameHeader, MIDLHeader)
You must have ATL setup correctly to insert an ATL object into your project.

What happened before this was that I successfully added an ATL object this way, but then MSDEV crashed.  I reinstalled the whole MS Visual Studio 6.0 and tried again.  And this is when I encounter the above problem.

How can I make this work?



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