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tired of waiting to popup the new>New Folder heres a little program... this makes yer life easier

This will make a Form Transparent according to a Pixel of it's Picture. Be patient with me as I am learning how to code in C++. This code was ported from a project in VB by Chris Yates. However VB is horribly slow so I thought I'd make a Dll in C++ that did the same. Here's the result

Create a toolbar/statusbar in a dialog. To add a control bar to a dialog, you must create the control bar as usual, and then make room for the control bar within the client area of the dialog. For the control bar to function properly, the dialog must duplicate some of the functionality of frame windows. If you want ON_UPDATE_COMMAND_UI handlers to work for the control bars, you also need to derive new control bar classes, and handle the WM_IDLEUPDATECMDUI message. If your dialog is not the main window of your application, you will also need to modify its parent frame window to pass the WM_IDLEUPDATECMDUI message on to the dialog's control bars. To make room for a control bar within the client area of the dialog, follow these steps in your dialog's OnInitDialog() function: http://stingsoft.com/mfc_faq/chapter6/chapter6_5.htm

Get you a easy way for creating and using timers on your window application. This code use two timers and you can see how to start and stop the timer.

This VC++ 6.0 project shows creation of menu in dialogbox and also a contextmenu on right button click.

Generates the code for opening a popup window depending on the parameters passed by the user. It also has featrues to test the generated code.

Well, want to ACTUALLY create your own form? no MFC or Resources. This is code to actually make a raw form. easy to use. Please gimme feed back.

This is a console menu foundation class. This allows you to create menus in seconds! Methods include: AddMenu(int ID, char *Name); AddItem(int ID, char *Name, void (*Function)()); Draw(); Run(); ...

This is a GREAT / COOL program that would let begginers write your C, C++ programs in windows rather that DOS.

There are two different programs which come in this *.zip file. One of them is about User-Feedback. The other code is about using edit boxes. This also comes with a really great e-book on: “Writing your first dialog based application using Visual C++.” I strongly recommend you read this e-book if you are just starting to program in Visual C++ (Uses MFC).

This program is a simple Menu which uses the UP, DOWN, PGUP, PGDN, ESC and ENTER keys. You can use is to create more then one menu with the same code.

This code illustrates the use of the combo box control with no MFC.

This program displays a message in a small default Windows message box along with an icon. It performs no other function.

This program changes the plain window from App #3 into a text editing window. No text editing features are added, just the ones already built into the text edit control given in the Win32 API. It's a simple example of using a child window within a regular window. It performs no other function.

This program adds a toolbar without modification to the cWindow class. This program also incorporates a menu and a text edit client area. When the user clicks on the On/Off icon, a different message is displayed in the client area. This program performs no other function (at least, any useful function).

It's an example of using a few controls on a dialog box. The program doesn't really do anything useful.

A class for creating Windows, Buttons, Edit boxes, and Multiline Edit boxes. It is very simple to use, and later I will add more types(Listbox, static(label), frame, etc). I included project files for Brland C++ Builder 5, and MS Visual C++ 6.

Just a skeleton to look out when building yours. So you can remember how each part goes into the window skeleton using the platform SDK. My friend asked for this.

This source code will show you how to setup your program to be able to minimize to the system tray, or to make a program that runs from the system tray. Shows how you can make a menu (not from resource), and then have it popup when they right click, or double click the icon in the system tray. Fully commented so you can understand.

A small app that demonstrates the use of accelerators. (Win32 api code, no MFC or VCL)