A solution for having a variable number of buttons on a dialog.
Creating a Dialog with a Variable Number of Buttons
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Cookie Viewer/Killer
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Find, view, and delete cookies that have been left on your machine.
Creating a Rotating Dialog Box
Published 11/25/2002
Discover how to make dialog applications of non-rectangular shapes and how to rotate those custom-shaped windows. (Very cool!)
MFC, Round Windows, and Highlight Buttons
Published 10/14/2002
Creating non-standard Windows interfaces is cool. Learn a program technique using window regions and CButton class overloading.
A Class to Display Skinned Popups Like MSN Messenger
Published 07/18/2002
Build a class to display popup dialogs like the the MSN messenger window. This supports non-rectangular windows by using a BMP with a transparency color.
How to Create an Option Configuration Sheet Manager
Published 07/08/2002
Create a configuration sheet manager similar to what is in Mozilla or Netscape Navigator. This is a set of dialogs associated with list/tree controls.
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