Re: Where did the buttons come from?

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From: Christopher J. Holland......................................................... (msnews_at_microsoft.com)
Date: 01/27/05 

Date: Wed, 26 Jan 2005 20:35:21 -0800

I just had that problem, only I wanted the controls to show up.

Open the .rc file in a text editor.
Scroll down to the IDD_YOURDIALOG.
Find the control, button, etc and delete it.

There are a couple other places in your code you should be aware of.
1. The Dialog .h file contains an afx_msg void Onbnclickedsomebutton()
2. The Dialog .cpp file BEGIN_MESSAG_MAP contains ON_BN_CLICKED(IDC_SOMEID,
OnBnClickedSomething)
3. There will also be the function in the .cpp file "void
CYourDialog::OnBnClickedSomething();

This is also good to do from time to time:
Right click on the Project.rc in the Resource View.
Click on "Resource Symbols".
Delete all the ones that don't have a check mark in the
"in use" column.

Good Luck, 

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"ShipHead" <GoAway@SpamBoy.com> wrote in message 
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>I just created a dialog based mfc application.
> Two buttons appear on the application when it is run
> Ok and Cancel.
> They are not there when I edit the dialog in the resource editor.
> Yet when I run the application, there they are.
> How do I get rid of them?
>
>
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