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When writing programs with class declarations you need to write a header file with the .h extension. In Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 where do you enter this bit of code? I know how to start a .cpp file but don't know where to put the extension so I can call on it later.

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Sorry just looked again. The thing that we use for this course is Visual Basic C++ 2008.

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In Solution Explorer right click on your project name (in bold print), go to Add.. /New Item and select header file. If Solution Explorer is not visible go to View/Solution Explorer.

Visual Basic C++ 2008.

We went over this already that is not the name of it. You either have Visual Studio (the full version) or Visual C++ Express Edition. VB never comes into play.

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thank you very much

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