Jim,

I've seen your name on this newsgroup list a lot... That's how I
picked you.  Hope you can help lead my friend in the right direction.
He has used all the reference material that came with his software
and still is having the problem.  Maybe it's something as simple as
"Don't use EasyWin...it's junk!"  Anyway, I've got a friend that is
having problems with the EasyWin feature of his c++ version 4.5.
He writes:

"When I try to compile a simple C program that does nothing more than
print "Hello" with easywin I have problems...

   When I make a project and let everything default I get an error when I
compile: <Error could not open input file "hello.rc>

   When I go into easywin and make the project by going into advances and
unchecking resources & definition it compiles but gives me: <Linker
warning: No moduel definition file specified: using defaults)

   When I make the project with easy win and uncheck resources but leave
definition checked I get: <Linker fatal:  Unable to open "hello.def">

   If I compile with the linker warning the easy programs run OK but
something with just a little more complex (inputs & simple math) it
crashes

What do I do?"

I've got a friend that is having problems with the EasyWin feature of his
c++ version 4.5.  He writes:

"When I try to compile a simple C program that does nothing more than
print "Hello" with easywin I have problems...

   When I make a project and let everything default I get an error when I
compile: <Error could not open input file "hello.rc>

   When I go into easywin and make the project by going into advances and
unchecking resources & definition it compiles but gives me: <Linker
warning: No moduel definition file specified: using defaults)

   When I make the project with easy win and uncheck resources but leave
definition checked I get: <Linker fatal:  Unable to open "hello.def">

   If I compile with the linker warning the easy programs run OK but
something with just a little more complex (inputs & simple math) it
crashes

What do I do?"