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Rick, >I have Visual C++ 1.5 and would like to know how to get those nice 3d >controls that I see in newer windows programs. Download CTL3D.ZIP from the MSDN Forum, Lib 3. It is also on the MSDN CD. Michael Meadows
Charles, >yeah and Bil..Uh Bill Gates personally is watching.. Oh yes, he's not only watching…he speaks to me personally through a filling in my tooth. >BTW, Do you havce the book Undocumented WIndows (Matt Pietrak, et.al.)? No…why do you ask? Michael Meadows
Gerry, >Anybody have recommendations for a slider implementation/VBX/class? >I'm looking for a good 3d chicago-like slider for a volume control. I remember seeing a couple of sliders either in this forum's library or the MSLANG library. Search on SLIDER. Michael Meadows
Charles, >Congrats on the Annual award in SDK!! Thanks…and congrats to you! I have no doubt that you will be on the first Annual list for this forum. (Shall we form a mutual admiration society? You pat my back and I'll pay yours. ) Michael Meadows
Charles, >Ahh.. suzy .. that inimitable dwarf crushing wench! Probably munching on an >Uncle meat sandwich! Ohh.. this brings back my psychedelic college (or >should I have said collage?) days. It's always nice to find a kindred spirit! Michael Meadows
Charles, >How 'bout the Sons & Daughters of Florentine Pogens! …. LOL. Sounds good…I'll ask Susy Creamcheese what she thinks. Michael Meadows
Kwong-hip, >Please show me a way to handle errors inside a constructor. Until VC++ comes out with real exception handling, you have two options. 1. Add a flag to the class' members, and have the ctor set the flag to indicate success or failure. Then the calling function can check…
Charles, >>> — "Is that a *real* poncho or is that a *Sears* poncho?" >Perhaps if you pass Zircon Encrusted Tweezers, we could pontificate this >subject. Well, I've heard of DeadHeads but what do we call you guys? Probably the Yellow Snow People. Michael Meadows
John, >Great news, so it's just a documentation buglet. What's the proper procedure >for reporting bugs? I'm pretty sure that one has been reported. In general, just post a message to sysop and MS will pick it up. Michael Meadows Read action !
>Although I see a SYSINCL.DAT for my VC 16-bit edition, in the BIN directory, >there was none for VC 32. VC++ for Windows 3.1 (16 bit) uses sysincl.dat in the \msvc\bin directory. VC++ for NT (32 bit) uses msvcincl.dat in the \winnt directory. >It's also not clear whether the exclusion…