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 Requirements &nbsp;<br />
Header: afxext.h<br />
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Does that help?<br />

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Requirements  
Header: afxext.h

Does that help?


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No this did not solve the problem. &nbsp;Any more ideas?<br />
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Thanks
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No this did not solve the problem.  Any more ideas?

Thanks

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OK will give that a try. &nbsp;Thanks.
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Problem solved.<br />
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&nbsp;Thanks
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While trying to convert an eVC++ project to VS2005, when I do a build I get the following error:<br />
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error C2504: 'CBitmapButton' : base class undefined &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<br />
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The line of code in question is just my own class being derived like so.<br />
class CMyBmpButton : public CBitmapButton<br />
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How can I solve this?
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While trying to convert an eVC++ project to VS2005, when I do a build I get the following error:

error C2504: 'CBitmapButton' : base class undefined	

The line of code in question is just my own class being derived like so.
class CMyBmpButton : public CBitmapButton

How can I solve this?

'CBitmapButton' : base class undefined ???

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