Dialog controls play an extremely important role in the creation of a fully functional Windows application. You should use them strategically and logically, and place them on your dialog boxes so as to create a simple looking and easy-to-use experience for the users of your applications.
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Please take a look at the list of related links and books below if you’re after more information on controls, DDX or DDV. Join me for part five of this ten part series, where I will discuss device contexts, bitmaps, and some simple drawing techniques.
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