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Wednesday, June 7, PM. Sorry, that was slang. Microsoft will support MFC for many more years. If you think you can just barely afford the Professional edition right now, run to the store and cough up the money. You'll be set for the next two years, if not longer MFC is definitely not deprecated or going away - we are currently actively working on the next release. It was also meant for downloading so even in these days of broadband we had to limit the size - hence the separate PSDK download and the exclusion of MFC.

If you are doing "professional" development then the Express Edition is really not the best product - you should get either the Standard Edition or one of the Visual Studio editions. Thursday, June 8, PM. You're missing MFC to get afxwin. They don't come included with the Express edition. Thanks, that helped a lot. What does "no-go" mean, though? Do you mean that Microsoft now charges for MFC, or that they don't support it at all?

I searched around some, but couldn't find anything. I wish they'd document this stuff. Thanks for your help. I may have to do that--it'd be my employers money anyway, and probably better for them in the long run.

Which version should I get? I almost got my program working with the PSDK, but I'm having a missing library problem, which I'll put in a separate thread.

What do you mean bad-luck? That's a helpful link--thanks. There is a link to the PSDK download page, though I didn't understand the significance of that until later. The corresponding VB example code doesn't compile in the current version of VB either, which also adds to this feeling. Apparently MFC is somewhat deprecated, at least in the sense that it wasn't chosen for inclusion in EE, which I'd take as a sign that MS doesn't want newbies to use it anymore.

Some of this can be chalked up to the learning curve, but it seems awfully steep. Thursday, February 1, PM.