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    The best way to proceed may be to simply use the step-by-step
procedures in the online doc built into the Visual C++ environment as
follows:

From the "InfoView" window select the following:

Developer Products/
Visual C++/
Visual C++ Programmers Guide/
Beginning Your Program/

Now where to go from here depends on whether you want to create a:

1. DOS command line program -choose "Creating a Console Program".

2. Windows program using Windows API directly - choose "Creating a Win32
Program".

3. Windows program using MFC C++ class libraries for the Windows API -
choose "Creating and MFC EXE Program".

    You can't get much better direction than is given step-by-step
there. The "Console Program" would allow you to create "hello" with a
simple printf() function in an ordinary C main() function using standard
C library functions. The "Win32 Program" requires some understanding of
the Windows programming environment. For the "MFC EXE Program" if you
use the MFC AppWizard you will have a complete skeleton program (with
features you select in the AppWizard) to start with then there are steps
in the doc to help you "Add Code to the MFC EXE Starter Files".

    Have Fun,
        Terry

FuRy wrote in message <897074661.627240@si1-paris>...
>Hi, I really START with Visual C++ 5.0 and I've a lot of problems.
>Please could you show me step by step how to write a program that says
hello
>i.e. (don't worry I know C++), then compile it and execute it WITH
Visual
>C++ 5.0.
>THANKS A LOT, REALLY !!  Please mail me at Fury95@cyberdude.com
>
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