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On Wed, 17 Sep 2003 16:12:53 -0400, "keith d. zimmerman" <lists at kdz13.net> wrote: >Select Settings from the project menu. >Select the proper configuration (Release) in the "Settings For" Combo >box Done, Win32 Release >Click the Linker tab There is no Linker tab... Here are all tabs I can see: General Debug C/C++ Resources Browse Info Custom Build Pre-link step Post-build step >Type ws2_32.lib in the Object/Library modules edit box >Click Ok >Build > >Now, this begs the question: If you are so unlearned of visual studio, >why bother to compile your own? Why know download the binaries? Because I am following the development and the time between releases is way too long, especially for WinCvs. And I want to get a CVSNT that is not depending on the DOTNET Microsoft dll:s since they have been a hassle to install. I am now going to include the CVSNT cvs.exe into the ViewCvs installer thus making ViewCvs independent of the old RCS tools and also independent of the age of the CVSNT installation it will serve. But that really requires the VS6 dll:s... Tony is only releasing DOTNET built files. BTW I think VS user interface has a lot to be done to it, I really wonder how anyone can use it on a daily basis... /Bo (Bo Berglund, developer in Sweden)