1. Creating a Project with C++ Builder
And with Quincy

2. Starting a New Project Choose File, then New
Note the options which appear
Choose the Console Wizard

3. Console Wizard Take the default options on the Console Wizard
Click on Finish

4. Adapting the Window Save As this project to the desired directory
with the desired name

5. Adding Files to the Project
Pulldown
Project
Add to project
Specify file

6. Note Changes to Edit Windows
New tab with that file
References in code of main program

7. Include File Specify #include "xxx.h" for project
Also need #include <conio.h> for getch() to pause at end of output

8. Running the Project Choose the Run option
(button, pulldown menu, or F9)

9. Output Window Project runs in an output window
Properties of output window can be adjusted

10. Accessing Output Output window cannot be printed directly
Instead, Right click top boarder
Select Mark
Block off with mouse
Then select Copy
Place text in a text editor for printing

11. Using Quincy
It is a good idea to create a new directory to place all your .h and .cpp files for the project

12. Using Quincy From the Quincy heading click on File and New
Choose Project

13. Creating a Project Specify … The name of the .exe file and …
The directory where you will have the .h and .cpp files
Use the default Console option

14. Adding Files to the Project
The project window appears
Specify files to be added to the window
the .cpp class files
the .cpp with main()

15. Working with the Project
The files you specify are listed in the project window
Double click on the file name to load the file into the editor

16. Running the Program Click on the Run icon or … Press the F9 key or …
Use the Debug pull down menu and choose Run
If the files need to be recompiled or rebuilt, Quincy will do so or ask to do so