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In article <1991Jun25.210210.3046@beaver.cs.washington.edu> goble@cs.washington.edu (Brian Goble) writes:
>I have a dialog box with a bunch of edit windows (single-line).  
>When the user enters info into the first edit box and then tabs to
>the next edit box I want to know that something is in that first
>edit box and use it to load in some other info.

You should look at the messages related to change of selection in the 
dialog box.  If I recall right, it's EN_SELCHANGE, or something like that.
When you get it, then you can do whatever.  The actual message you get is
the control's ID (forgive me if this is not quite right; I'm doing it from
memory) with  the notification message in a parameter.  Or maybe it's
WM_COMMAND with the ID in wParam and the notification in lParam.  In any
event, it's the standard notification message, and the selection change
notification is the ticket.

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