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Mar 24th, 2003, 05:14 PM
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VC++ IDE Question {RESOLVED}
Purchased VC++ 6.0 and have gone through all the books.
Understand MFC are wrappers around API calls. All well and good.
Per VC++ documentation, if a dialog box (form) is implemented in Resources (*.RC) then a dialog editor pops up and allows you to add/delete/modify controls on the dialog just like Visual Basic.
However, no mention is made on how you add/delete/modify a dialog box like VB or with the C++ dialog editor if it is generated in code (*.cpp).
Is there a way to bring up the dialog box and associated controls placed on it when created using MFC in code, and if so how?
OR
have I misunderstood the VC++ IDC.
Thanks
David
Last edited by dw85745; Mar 25th, 2003 at 10:25 PM.
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