The library include files are located in <install dir>\UCanCode Software directory. (The default installation folder is "c:\program files\UCanCode Software\E-XD++ Visualization Enterprise Suite"). The product LIB files pre-built for Visual C++ 6.0, Visual Studio, Visual Studio 2013, Visual Studio 2015, Visual Studio 2017, Visual Studio 2019 are located in <install dir>\Lib (VS2015Lib, VS2017Lib, VS2010Lib, VS2019Lib etc.) directory. All DLLs are located in your <WINDOWS>\system32 folder.

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1. The following convention is used for library/DLL names:
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6. Visual Studio 2010

1). Open Visual Studio 2010, and then open E-XD++'s sample TestMDI.dsw (It is placed within  C:\Program Files\UCanCode Software\E-XD++ Visualization Enterprise Suite\Samples file folder). You need to convert it before opening.

2). Then  choose "View | Property Manager" menu item, as below:

4). Select the VC++ Directories tab, do the following changes:

2). Then  choose "View | Property Manager" menu item, as below:

Also, make sure that the include and lib paths only include the directories of the current installation of E-XD++ Visualization ToolKit. Your directory settings may differ (depending on how your products were installed), but here are some sample directory settings:

• Sample Executable path directory settings (based on a Windows NT installation of E-XD++ Enterprise Edition):

  C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\Common\MSDexx\Bin
  C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\VCxx\BIN
  C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\Common\TOOLS
  C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\Common\TOOLS\WINNT
  C:\WINNT\system32
  C:\WINNT
  C:\Program Files\UCanCode Software\E-XD++ Visualization Enterprise Suite\Lib\VS2019Lib

• Sample Include path directory settings:

  C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\VCxx\INCLUDE
  C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\VCxx\MFC\INCLUDE
  C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\VCxx\ATL\INCLUDE
  C:\Program Files\UCanCode Software\E-XD++ Visualization Enterprise Suite\FO\Include

• Sample Lib path directory settings:

  C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\VCxx\LIB
  C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\VCxx\MFC\LIB
  C:\Program Files\UCanCode Software\E-XD++ Visualization Enterprise Suite\Lib\VS2019Lib

x. Then you need to close OK, then you need exit your Visual Studio and open it again (Restart Visual Studio).

x. That's all, you can now open any sample codes of E-XD++ for building.

For Visual Studio 2010 or greater, please use ClassWizard.exe instead.

In this section, you learn how to:

(1). Install E-XD++ Library add-in
 

(2). Run E-XD++ Library add-in

Install E-XD++ Library add-in

1.Copy FormAddIn.dll to any directory you like. If you insert the DLL into the Addins directory ( Under the directory where MSDEV.EXE resides, then Visual Studio will automatically load it the next time it starts.

2. Start Visual Studio and go to the "Tools/Customize" menu item. Click on the menu. The Customize dialog will appear, as follows:

3. In the Customize dialog, go to the "Add-ins and Marco Files" tab. If you placed the DLL in the Addins directory, then it will show up here, otherwise use the "Browse" button to local the DLL.

4. Once the DLL is registered in Visual Studio, click the add-in from within the list to show its button.

5. Installation is complete. You can now use the add-ins toolbar buttons.

Run E-XD++ Library add-in

click the E-XD++ Library add-in button you just add, the following dialog will pop up:

Here you can select the base class and name the class name. Once you finish filling these options, click ok. Then the class will be created and the corresponding files will be inserted into the project too. If you are using Visual C++ 2010 or greater or Visual C++ 5.0, using ClassWizard.exe instead (You can find this file within the sub folder of the product).

10. Setup AppWizard for Visual Studio

With the latest edition of E-XD++, three AppWizards are also shipped for Visual Studio 6.0,Visual Studio 2010 to Visual Studio 2024,below are the steps for setting these appwizards:

1). AppWizard for Visual Studio 6.0:

Once you finish to install the full kit or the Evaluation Kit, the AppWizard will be automatic placed at the right place within the Visual Studio 6.0,when you create a new project, you can find an option within the following wizard dialog:

So there is no other steps you need to setup for Visual Studio 6.0, just use it.

2). AppWizard for Visual Studio 2010 or greater:

Once you finish to install the full kit or the Evaluation Kit, the appwizard for Visual Studio.NET 2003 will be also installed, and you can also find the following sub file folder:

The following are the steps for setting it:

(1). Open vc7 sub folder, and you can find the following two sub folders:

(2). Select both of them (or press Ctrl+A), and select " Edit | Copy " menu item( or press Ctrl+C), and open the following folder of Visual Studio.net 2003:

"Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003 | Vc7"

(3). Then select "Edit | Paste" menu item( or press Ctrl+V) to paste these two sub folders and place them to sub folder Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003 | Vc7.

That's all, now when you running the new project of Visual Studio.NET 2003 again, you can find the following appwizard icon, just click it to create new project:

3). AppWizard for Visual Studio.NET 2005:

Once you finish to install the full kit or the Evaluation Kit, the appwizard for Visual Studio.NET 2005 will be also installed, and you can also find the following sub file folder:

The following are the steps for setting it:

(1). Open vc7 sub folder, and you can find the following two sub folders:

(2). Select both of them (or press Ctrl+A), and select "Edit | Copy" menu item( or press Ctrl+C), and open the following folder of Visual Studio.net 2005:

"Microsoft Visual Studio 8 | Vc"

(3).Then select "Edit | Paste" menu item( or press Ctrl+V) to paste these two sub folders and place them to sub folder Microsoft Visual Studio 8 | Visual C++.

That's all, now when you running the new project of Visual Studio.NET 2005 again, you can find the following appwizard icon, just click it to create new project:

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