Re: Borderless Dialog as Child Window

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Thanks so much for the hints!

cheers

Peter

"RainMan" <RainMan@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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Create dialog resource you need. Make sure to set WS_CHILD style and
without
border. You can check WS_EX_CLIENTEDGE.

After (or while) creation of the main window create modeless dialog and
pass
handle of the main window as a parent; set dialog's window ID.
Either resize main window to the size of dialog and do not use
WS_THICKFRMAME (disabled resizing), or resize dialog in WM_SIZE handler of
the main window.

Handle all dialog messages in dialog procedure you passed when dialog was
created.

--
RainMan


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