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when I include MFC support in StdAfx.h,<br />
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#include &lt;afxwin.h&gt; &nbsp; // MFC core and standard components<br />
#include &lt;afxext.h&gt; &nbsp; // MFC extensions<br />
#include &lt;afxdisp.h&gt; &nbsp;// MFC Automation extensions<br />
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then i get the following line in the compiler:<br />
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&quot;error C3358: 'CAtlServiceModuleT': symbol not found&quot;
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when I include MFC support in StdAfx.h,

#include <afxwin.h>   // MFC core and standard components
#include <afxext.h>   // MFC extensions
#include <afxdisp.h>  // MFC Automation extensions

then i get the following line in the compiler:

"error C3358: 'CAtlServiceModuleT': symbol not found"

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For those who wants to know...the easist way it to create your own NTService and throw out ATL and support MFC. Check out <a href="http://www.codeproject.com..I" rel="ugc">www.codeproject.com..I</a>&nbsp;did iand it solved the problem.<br />
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Tnx for the answer anyway guys.... 
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For those who wants to know...the easist way it to create your own NTService and throw out ATL and support MFC. Check out www.codeproject.com..I [http://www.codeproject.com..I] did iand it solved the problem.

Tnx for the answer anyway guys....

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Hi there! <br />
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I´m trying to add MFC support to a ATL Service in VC7 but it doesn´t seem to be the same way you do it in VC6, anyone knows howto?
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Hi there! 

I´m trying to add MFC support to a ATL Service in VC7 but it doesn´t seem to be the same way you do it in VC6, anyone knows howto?

Adding MFC support to a ATL Service in VC7?

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