Originally posted by: Doug
I was wondering if I could take an application that works as an EXE right now with the whole SDI architecture and somehow make it a dll. I would want to make the MainFrame a child window so I can run it in a Client area on another application. I still want to pass messages between parent and child but still use the Views and document class used in the original EXE. Is this possible?
Doug
ReplyOriginally posted by: Jeff
m....
Good for me
Make your project an MFC application, not a Console Application.
ReplyOriginally posted by: Paul
Great article!!! It's perfect for a beginner like me. By chance, would you happen to know how to change the little icon that appears in the file manager next to the programname.exe file???
ReplyOriginally posted by: sally
Keep up the good work.
Originally posted by: Madhu
Good work! This is a good and helpful session for the beginners and if possible can you please try to continue and put some more details on how to work on MDI Applications. That would help others too.
Thanks
Originally posted by: Andrew Fenster
I got an email asking how to access and modify the document string in IDR_MAINFRAME. It's easy to do.
All four items in IDR_MAINFRAME can be found in your resources tab. The IDR_MAINFRAME menu is in the Menu folder. The icon is in the Icon folder. (Always a fun thing to play with.) The accelerator in in the Accelarator
folder.
The document string is in the String Table folder. Open up the string table inside the folder. One of the strings (probably the topmost one in the string table) is the IDR_MAINFRAME string. You can click on it and edit it.
Andy Fenster
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2001 5:50 PM
Subject: MFC Under the Hood
Hello Mr Fenster,
I read you article "MFC Under the Hood" at Codeguru.com. As you said the resource IDR_MAINFRAME contains A document string and this string contains substrings which are the title etc.
I would like to know how this string can be accessed and fiddled around with?
thanks,
-v