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I want a single window with 2 different OpenGl views, with
several Win95 PushButtons, a single line Text Entry field,
and a cheesy Icon resource below them. Using multiple viewports
on the same OpenGL context doesn't fit my project because each
view is a completely different scene. 

The Dialog Resource Editor in VC++4.0 isn't too helpful unless
I can use it to paint in OpenGL regions.  Hmmm. Maybe you can
do that by specifying a "custom" object class tool module foundation
thing, which would be MfcOglvw. I'll give that a try.  Thanks.

clp@alumni.cse.ucsc.edu

Ron Fosner wrote:
> > But now I want to create 2 or 3 OpenGL context regions
> > all within the same Window. How would I go about doing this?
> >

> What exactly are you trying to do? If you want to render two scenes
> in the same window you can just set up two viewports. If you're
> trying to do something where you need two different pixel formats,
> then it's impossible- you can't have, for example, the left half
> double buffered, and the right half not......
> 
> Ron Fosner
> ron@tiac.net