Create your first C++ GUI Windows Form using Visual Studio 2022 (Getting started)

In this session, we will see how we can easily create a C++ GUI windows form application using Visual Studio 2022.
For this you installed visual studio C++ Windows develop module.
C++ Windows Forms (WinForms) App in Visual Studio 2022
Windows Forms (WinForms) is a UI framework for building windows desktop apps.
It provides one of the productive ways to create desktop apps based on the visual designer provided in visual studio,
C++ is a general-purpose programming language for creating small to large scale applications.
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[@mikehemilton9610]

Thanks god I found your video, it seemed like the whole internet couldn't answer on this simple problem of using the form in the actual entry point

[@DrPretzelMan]

ur the best thing since the invention of the wheel

[@BiswaRanjan]

Wow

[@TegridyMadeGames]

not everyone will appreciate this, but i do

[@BiswaRanjan]

ThaNk you

[@TegridyMadeGames]

after adding the form i get an error "cant find ProjectName.dll"

[@BiswaRanjan]

Restart the visual studio and do a build

[@Mario-xk7kh]

Thanks very much

[@Vlingn]

I followed the video exactly but after running it I got the message: ''Unable to start program 'C:\User\TCP\source
epos\Project1\x64\Debug\Project1.exe'
The system cannot find the file specified''
Please guide me!!!

[@JackyYang]

Are you Compile Successful ?

[@stanhuang9194]

I got confused at 4:26 & 4:27. How can the screen at 4:27 appear? I can't follow at this second because I can't find what can be clicked on my project?

[@namanchitlur]

right click, then click properties. Click on the cpp file, then just type down the same code that he copied.

[@GokdenizCetin]

include gives error

[@JackyYang]

「#include 」
"w" is *NOT* uppercast "W"
and don't forget the "#" sign