VS Template for creating IDE like application?

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When I first installed either VS10 or VS9 I'm sure there was a template for creating a new windows application with an IDE like interface - mutli-pane, toolboxes etc. I cant seem to find it anymore, can anyone remind me of where I found this?
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Update - found it. It was creating an MFC app with Visual Studio interface

Posted 4-Aug-11 17:43pm

hemantwithu

Updated 4-Aug-11 18:26pm

Dr.Walt Fair, PE

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Dr.Walt Fair, PE 5-Aug-11 0:26am

Fixed formatting

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 5-Aug-11 0:53am

What is VS9?!
--SA

hemantwithu 5-Aug-11 1:16am

Sorry it was VS 2008

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2011-08-04T18:57:00

I don't think it was a project template. It could be a sample application. I installed all available Visual Studio versions during last 10+ years and never saw such thing in a form of project template. Not one of the standard templates bundled with Visual Studio distribution. If you can remember any identifiers which could work as search key words, try to search your hard drive from your local MSDN location. Also, why couldn't you re-install Visual Studio and MSDN from scratch? It's useful to do it from time to time.

—SA