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In article <1992Aug11.220535.14031@u.washington.edu> goble@hardy.u.washington.edu (Brian Goble) writes:
>I am trying to make my Windows app capable of dynamically changing 
>I am writing a program that sometimes will be on display and I don't
>want the users to be able to resize the window, minimize it, close it, etc.
>(although I'll implement a "secret" method to regain control :)
>
>Rather than just trapping the above messages, I'd rather "remove" (or hide)
To get rid of the buttons, create your window without the ws_MinimizeBox
and ws_MaximizeBox.

Tchange the system menu, get a menu handle as follows:
  
  hMenu := GetSystemMenu(hWindow, False);

Then you can modify the menu as follows (for instance to remove the Close
option):

  ModifyMenu (hMenu, sc_Close, mf_ByCommand + mf_Grayed);

This will gray the Close option.


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Hi, Maby some one out there could help me.
Im trying to open up a dialog box, that has 2 list boxes...
I cant seem to figure out what Im doing wrong...
I know that it is something to do with

TransferBuffer

I have to write it like that, so that when I click on the
AvailableListBox, the information gets transfered to the
SelectedListBox... (sort of like the printer and font stuff in windows)

Im using BC++ 3.0, win 3.1
Thanks in advance.
Alex
axs9017@hertz.njit.edu

here is the proc..
TLBoxWindow::TLBoxWindow() : TDialog(NULL, "CONTACT_SKILLS")
{

	SelectedListBox = new TListBox(this, ID_SELECTED_LISTBOX);
	SelectedListBoxData = new TListBoxData();
	SelectedListBox->EnableTransfer();

	AvailableListBox = new TListBox(this, ID_AVAILABLE_LISTBOX);
	AvailableListBoxData = new TListBoxData();
	AvailableListBox->EnableTransfer();

	AvailableListBoxData->AddString("Kathy");
	AvailableListBoxData->AddString("Dan",TRUE);
	AvailableListBoxData->AddString("Mike");

	TransferBuffer= &AvailableListBoxData;
	TransferBuffer= &SelectedListBoxData;

	EnableKBHandler(); // so focus goes to AvailableListBox, see also lboxtest.cpp

}
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