Easy-to-follow steps that enable you to quickly convert your legacy Win32 applications to ATL
Converting a Win32 Application to ATL
Published 05/09/2000
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ATL Date Routines
Published 05/08/2000
Great set of Date routines that does not require MFC
ATL Masked Edit Control
Published 04/28/2000
Implements popular CodeGuru Masked Edit control in ATL
Getting ComboBox Strings to Appear with an ATL Project
Published 04/27/2000
Shows how to overcome Microsoft-acknowledged bug in ATL where ComboBox strings don't appear at runtime
Snap-In Interface Technology + Embedded MFC GUI into ATL Server DLL
Published 02/24/2000
Snap-In Interface Technology + Embedded MFC GUI into ATL Server DLL
Scrolling Support for ATL Composite Controls
Published 02/11/2000
Scrolling Support for ATL Composite Controls
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