Re: Dialog Boxes

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From: Bob Wiener
Date: Thu, 24 Jan 1991 00:21

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What you can do is make your dialog box a child window of your main window.
The controls will then look like they are part of the main window.
You will need a separate DialogProc to handle the controls  while the 
windowProc handles messages sent to menus and moving the main window around.


Hope this helps,
Robert Wiener

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