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How to modify in visual studio 8 graphical forms produced in VS6 and Compaq Fortran compiler

maral
Beginner
‎04-22-2010 01:14 PM
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Hi everybody
I am using a demo version of the new Intel Visual Fortran compiler professional edition V.11.1.060 for 32bit architecture with VS 2008. I need to modify the position and size of some controls in the forms (for input and output) for one application. this application was developed with VS 6 and Compaq fortran compiler. I can read the files but I do not find the graphical part in order to modify them.
What I am missing?
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Steven_L_Intel1
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‎04-22-2010 01:44 PM
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I assume you are using a separate install of VS2008 - the resource editor should be available to you there. What happens if you double-click on a .rc file?
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