mfc >> How do I create a CCheckListBox control with a dialog resource

by TWtlbm5lZHkxMTAy » Wed, 02 Feb 2005 11:21:01 GMT

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Thanks !
Peter


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We're using VC++ v8 (VS2005) without SP1 (we experienced a number of 
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holding off).

With a dialog open in the resource editor, we're right-clicking a control 
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