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"Remy Lebeau \(TeamB\)" <gambit47.no.spam@no.spam.yahoo.com> wrote:
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>"Don Peterson" <Ceedeep@aol.com> wrote in message
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>> I own C++Builder 5, Standard Edition. Can't get off the ground
>> with it because I can't find how one creates/invokes child windows.
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>What exactly are you having a problem with?  Please elaborate.
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>Gambit
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I'm new to Borland and to C++.  When Builder comes up, it invits me to construct a window and to generate code to go with it.  Suppose in this window I want to query the user for his/her wishes with some radio buttons.  The user selects one of these and hits "OK."  Depending on which button is hit, I invoke one of several other windows.  But how do I do this?  What is the name of the function that will produce this other window at run time?  My "Standard Edition" has almost no documentation, and I'm in the dark.  The non-procedural nature of C++ drives me crazy!