Try It Yourself

Try It Yourself
If you haven't started Developer Studio already, do so now. If you've never used it
before, you may find the interface intimidating. There is a full explanation of all the
areas, toolbars, menus, and shortcuts in Appendix C, "The Visual Studio User Interface,
Menus, and Toolbars."
Bring up AppWizard by choosing File, New and clicking the Projects tab. On the Projects
tab, fill in a folder name where you would like to keep your applications; AppWizard
will make a new folder for each project. Fill in FirstSDI for the project name; then
move through the six AppWizard steps. Choose an SDI application at Step 1, and on all
the other steps simply leave the selections as they are and click Next. When AppWizard
has created the project, choose Build, Build from the Developer Studio menu to compile
and link the code.
When the build is complete, choose Build, Execute. You have a real, working Windows
application,. Play around with it a little: Resize it, minimize it,
maximize it.