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I have a couple of questions that i hope someone could help me with
1) When starting a new MFC project, only a few of the GUI controls are visible in the toolbox. Can the rest of the GUI components
(e.g. LEDs, thermometer, gauge, DigitalWaveFormGraph, etc.) be used
from an MFC application too (using evaluation or standard edition)? Or is the professional/enterprise edition required?
2)
If i start a new Windows Forms application (C++), all the components I
need are there, but when i place one on the form and press ctrl-F5, i get a General Protection Fault when the program starts. This happens only if i place a measurement
studio control (for example a knob control), but not with standard
windows controls. Any suggestions on why this happens and how it can be fixed would be appreciated.
Exactly the same error occurs if i try to make an empty C# or Visual Basic project
with a MStudio control on the form.
I am using: Visual Studio 2005 Pro. version 8.0.50727.42 Measurement Studio 8.0.1.334 Microsoft .NET Framework version 2.0.50727
To answer your first question, it is important to understand the two different sets of UI controls that Measurement Studio offers. These two sets include native .NET UI controls and legacy ActiveX controls. The native .NET UI controls will only appear in the toolbox when you are using a .NET language (C#, VB.NET, C++/CLI). If you are using MFC, you will only see the legacy ActiveX controls.
As far as your second issue goes, I was not able to reproduce this issue in Measurement Studio 8.1.2. Are you still enountering this issue?
