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That worked fine. Is there a way to accomplish the same thing without deleting the .clw file? &nbsp;Can you just add source files to what class wizard includes?<br />
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That worked fine. Is there a way to accomplish the same thing without deleting the .clw file?  Can you just add source files to what class wizard includes?

Thanks.

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Yes, your source files should be included in the project in order to even compile and be included in the various project views (Class View, File View, Resource View) ... glad it helped, anyway...<br />
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Yes, your source files should be included in the project in order to even compile and be included in the various project views (Class View, File View, Resource View) ... glad it helped, anyway...



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I am using 2 different views in a CFormView based application but I can only control one of them (the original) from Class Wizard. &nbsp;Do I have to add the new view class manually somehow to Class Wizard to control it? &nbsp;Is this possible?<br />
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I am using 2 different views in a CFormView based application but I can only control one of them (the original) from Class Wizard.  Do I have to add the new view class manually somehow to Class Wizard to control it?  Is this possible?

Thanks.

Adding a view class to class wizard

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