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check out this<br />
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check out this
not sure if it helps
http://www.samspublishing.com/articles/article.asp?p=29847&seqNum=3 [http://www.samspublishing.com/articles/article.asp?p=29847&seqNum=3]

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Hello,<br />
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Though I have coded in C++ before I am learning to use .Net. &nbsp;I am using the &quot;Visual C++ .NET Step by Step&quot; Book. &nbsp;It calls to make a VIsual C++ Project with &quot;Managed C++ Web Service&quot; on the Template side. &nbsp;I can not find this. &nbsp;I am useing .NET 2003, has this template changed it's name?<br />
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PLEASE HELP!<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Adam
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Hello,

Though I have coded in C++ before I am learning to use .Net.  I am using the "Visual C++ .NET Step by Step" Book.  It calls to make a VIsual C++ Project with "Managed C++ Web Service" on the Template side.  I can not find this.  I am useing .NET 2003, has this template changed it's name?

PLEASE HELP!

Thanks,
Adam

Managed C++ Application Template? Can't Find it

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