Results for "Author: chris witt"
Simple Win32 program to demonstrate the shell 'Select Directory' browse dialog. This is useful when you want the user to select a directory, rather than a specific file. It is not as well documented as the 'Open File' common dialog in the win32 help. It took me a while to find it.
Demonstrates how to make a hyperlink, no subclassing or mouse capturing, and the result is a proper looking hyperlink...really easy! Also includes a statusbar if anyone's interested. (win32 API code, heaps of comments)
How to use 'Regions' to create different shaped windows.
A small app that demonstrates the use of accelerators. (Win32 api code, no MFC or VCL)
Simple program to show how the change the text color of a static/label window. Also how to use the Font common dialog to change the font. Written with only Win32/Platform SDK (ie. no MFC or VCL)
Simple Win32 program to demonstrate the shell 'Select Directory' browse dialog. This is useful when you want the user to select a directory, rather than a specific file. It is not as well documented as the 'Open File' common dialog in the win32 help. It took me a while to find it.
Demonstrates how to make a hyperlink, no subclassing or mouse capturing, and the result is a proper looking hyperlink...really easy! Also includes a statusbar if anyone's interested. (win32 API code, heaps of comments)
How to use 'Regions' to create different shaped windows.
A small app that demonstrates the use of accelerators. (Win32 api code, no MFC or VCL)
A small app that demonstrates the use of accelerators. (Win32 api code, no MFC or VCL)
How to use 'Regions' to create different shaped windows.
Demonstrates how to make a hyperlink, no subclassing or mouse capturing, and the result is a proper looking hyperlink...really easy! Also includes a statusbar if anyone's interested. (win32 API code, heaps of comments)
Simple Win32 program to demonstrate the shell 'Select Directory' browse dialog. This is useful when you want the user to select a directory, rather than a specific file. It is not as well documented as the 'Open File' common dialog in the win32 help. It took me a while to find it.
A small app that demonstrates the use of accelerators. (Win32 api code, no MFC or VCL)
How to use 'Regions' to create different shaped windows.
Demonstrates how to make a hyperlink, no subclassing or mouse capturing, and the result is a proper looking hyperlink...really easy! Also includes a statusbar if anyone's interested. (win32 API code, heaps of comments)
Simple Win32 program to demonstrate the shell 'Select Directory' browse dialog. This is useful when you want the user to select a directory, rather than a specific file. It is not as well documented as the 'Open File' common dialog in the win32 help. It took me a while to find it.
A small app that demonstrates the use of accelerators. (Win32 api code, no MFC or VCL)
How to use 'Regions' to create different shaped windows.
Demonstrates how to make a hyperlink, no subclassing or mouse capturing, and the result is a proper looking hyperlink...really easy! Also includes a statusbar if anyone's interested. (win32 API code, heaps of comments)