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How To Create An Empty Win32 Console Application in MS Visual C++ .NET 2003

The document provides steps to create an empty Win32 console application in Visual C++ .NET 2003 by selecting New Project, choosing a Win32 Console Project template, and configuring it as an empty console application. It also describes how to add source and header files to the project by right clicking on Source Files in Solution Explorer and selecting Add New Item.

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How To Create An Empty Win32 Console Application in MS Visual C++ .NET 2003

The document provides steps to create an empty Win32 console application in Visual C++ .NET 2003 by selecting New Project, choosing a Win32 Console Project template, and configuring it as an empty console application. It also describes how to add source and header files to the project by right clicking on Source Files in Solution Explorer and selecting Add New Item.

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“How to Create an Empty Win32 Console Application in Microsoft Visual

C++ .NET 2003 Environment”

Steps: Creating the empty project


1. Run Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003.
2. Click File menu
3. Select New
4. Select Projects

Figure 1. Create a new project in .NET.

5. The New Project window will appear.

Figure 2. New Project window

6. In Project Types, expand Visual C++ Projects item and then select Win32.
7. In Templates, select Win32 Console Project.
8. Enter the name of the project in Name edit box.
9. Specify path of project in Location edit box.
10. Click OK button. Win32 Application Wizard will appear.

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Figure 3. Win32 Application Wizard

11. Select Application Settings in left pane of wizard.


12. Under Application type, select Console application.
13. Under Additional options, check Empty project.
14. Click Finish button.

Steps: Adding source files and header files

1. To add a source file (.cpp), right click on Source Files item in Solution Explorer

Figure 4. Solution Explorer

2. A context menu will appear.


3. Select Add Item-> Add New Item…
4. The Add New Item window will appear.
5. In Templates, select C++ File (.cpp).
6. Enter source file name in Name edit box.
7. Click OK button

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Figure 5. Add New Item window

To add a header file (.h), repeat steps 1-7 but this time, select Header File (.h) in step 5.

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