said:
Hi,
>I now know what I am doing wrong. The "Presentation Manager Programming
>Guide and Reference" and the sample code I found on the internet lead me
>in the wrong direction. Both the sample code and the programming guide
>use WinCreateWindow to create the notebook window.
This is exactly how it is done, under the covers. As Nathan mentioned,
the problem is the message handling. The dialog window message handler
and WinDefDlgProc do a lot of work for you.
>So I will
>change my code to use a dialog.
It's just easier to do it this way. This applies to many of the controls.
They were designed to be used in a dialog box. While it is possible to
have them owned by a standard window, it takes more work. There are
samples out there show how to do this.
>Is the code at netlabs.org read only with svn for
>anonymous users?
This the case for most Netlabs projects.
Steven
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