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Just bought the Intel Visual Fortran compiler.
Have some experience with Visual Studio 2008 in VB and a LONG, LONG Time Fortran developer :)
How can you use the Form Designer with Visual Fortran? I can use it with VB, but can't seem to get it to display the forms/screens in Visual Fortran.
All I can see with the ".rc" files is the generated code - how can I see the Form designer view?
Thanks!
Have some experience with Visual Studio 2008 in VB and a LONG, LONG Time Fortran developer :)
How can you use the Form Designer with Visual Fortran? I can use it with VB, but can't seem to get it to display the forms/screens in Visual Fortran.
All I can see with the ".rc" files is the generated code - how can I see the Form designer view?
Thanks!
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The Form Designer is not for Fortran. The Resource Editor is available for editing dialog boxes (assuming you have a separately purchased Visual Studio, which it seems you do.)
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Steve
Thank you - I feel so stupid. Uh, "open with".... "resource editor"... and then look at dialog layout.
Thank you - I feel so stupid. Uh, "open with".... "resource editor"... and then look at dialog layout.

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