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[Dev-C++] In Dev 4, Bug fix in resource file.

[Russell S. <rsc...@ya...>]

I was having trouble compiling Win32API projects with dialog windows because for some unexplained reason there was a parse error in the resource file.
 
TO FIX THIS, ADD #include <windows.h>  to the top of the rc file.


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Re: [Dev-C++] In Dev 4, Bug fix in resource file.

[Per W. <pw...@ia...>]

It is normally the winresrc.h file that is used in the resource file.

/Per W

On Wed, 19 Nov 2003, Russell Schiwal wrote:

> I was having trouble compiling Win32API projects with dialog windows because for some unexplained reason there was a parse error in the resource file.
>
> TO FIX THIS, ADD #include <windows.h>  to the top of the rc file.
>
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[Dev-C++] OK who is the wanker

[Eric <eri...@cl...>]

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OK New Zealand telephone company "Telecom" are rip off's, for example if
you are late paying a $40 phone bill (monthly phone rental) (even by a
day late) you get hit with a $6 fine, that is 15% fine how many
companies get away with that?  NZ Telecom do because they have no
opposition, apart from one city in NZ that how a Australia company and
GUESS WHAT in that city the monthly rental is cheaper than the rest of
New Zealand   (a Ex government department that was put together by NZ
tax payers, Now they have been sold off to private enterprise or should
I say "given away"  they are ripping the arse off their customers)

So I rang them today and told them to stick, so tomorrow I will have no
phone, unless I go to a cell phone with Vodofone.

Which bring me to the point I just went to the web site above to
un-subscribe AND GUESS WHAT there are no   "un-subscribe instructions"

Now I know why other users got their knickers in a twist when they could
not un-subscribe from this group.