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Using MFC in C++ Part 2: Menus


In part one of this series, Mitch described how to create a simple MFC based application skeleton. In this article, he builds on part one, and adds a menu to the applications main window. He also talks about accelerator keys.

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By: Mitchell Harper
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November 29, 2001
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
  1. · Using MFC in C++ Part 2: Menus
  2. · The resource file
  3. · Adding a resource file to our project
  4. · A sample menu
  5. · Loading the menu
  6. · Linking up our new menus
  7. · Adding the OnItem functions
  8. · Adding accelerator keys
  9. · Conclusion

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In part one of this series, I showed you how to create a simple MFC based application skeleton. It had no dialog boxes, no buttons, nothing but one plain window. In this article, I will build on that article and add a menu to our applications main window. I will also talk about accelerator keys.
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