Create a dialog box, add in a text box, go to class wizard (which will
create the class for you) and add in a variable. That's all there is
to it.
HTH
Paul.
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Expressed opinions are usually my own.
Especially if they're any good (of course).
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It would be very easy to write a standard InputBox object as an
Automation DLL, and call it from C++ or anything else that can
act as a client. Check out the Inside Visual C++ book for
details. All you'd need is an Automation DLL skeleton which
VC++ generates automatically, one interface to call the dialog,
and a dialog which you could do in the resource editor. It would
be a good project for learning your way around VC++.
Scott
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Look at Softbase Systems' client/server tools, www.softbase.com
Check out the Essential 97 package for Windows 95 www.skwc.com/essent
All my other cool web pages are available from that site too!
My demo tape, artwork, poetry, The Windows 95 Book FAQ, and more.
I found one at http://www.mygale.org/~mjm/mfc001.htm . Now, how well it
works, I'm not sure: I'm having problems with it at the moment, but I think
that's more my programming than anything.
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