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Guest romainrs

Hello everybody,I'm new in programming gauges and I just want to know how can I open gauge file (.gau) with the microsoft visual c++ express edition 2005?I have tried but the software says:"there is no editor available for "(the gauge file)" make sure the application for the gauge files (.gau) is installed.Thanking you in advance,RRS.

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You cannot open a C gauge file in this way. To make changes to a compiled (.gau) gauge file, you need the source code (.c/.cpp, .h, .rc files.)Doug

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Hello Doug and thank you for answer me.I have downloaded the Panel and Gauges SDK from microsoft. There is the gauges.h. Moreover, there are others files (.c and .rc) but I think it's only the source code for the sample gauges of the sdk, isn't it? Is there a source code for only one gauge or a source code for all kind of gauge? And if I have the source code, where do I put the source code files on my harddisk? Is there anything to install for telling the visual c++ software that he cans open gauges files?That's all for the moment,RRS.

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Hello Doug and thank you for answer me.I have downloaded the Panel and Gauges SDK from microsoft. There is the gauges.h. Moreover, there are others files (.c and .rc) but I think it's only the source code for the sample gauges of the sdk, isn't it? Is there a source code for only one gauge or a source code for all kind of gauge? And if I have the source code, where do I put the source code files on my harddisk? Is there anything to install for telling the visual c++ software that he cans open gauges files?That's all for the moment,RRS.

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You are very confused. You cannot open compiled .gau files period. Full stop. End of sentence.You must write your OWN source code. That's what the Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition IDE is for.Read the anchored message at http://flightsim.com in the Panels forum for detailed instructions on how to set up the compiler to create NEW gauge content:http://forums.flightsim.com/dc/dcboard.php...esg_id=21&page=


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