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• CExtStatusControlBar - Managing status bar's panes

  by Dmitriy Yakovlev

  An enhanced status bar which allows you to easily add/remove almost any controls to/from its panes, on-the-fly..

• How to Create a Sprite using MFC

  by davepamn

  This sample demonstarates how to create a bitmap, create a DC in MFC VC++, and then how to tell the DC to draw the bitmap .

• Handling multiple Direct ODBC calls that fail.

  by DHarkness

  The article addresses the problem that sometimes occurs when making several direct ODBC calls in a sequence..

• Creating your own GUIDs

  by flounder

  GUIDs are a useful entity to guarantee that you have a unique name for a kernel object, Registered Window Message, clipboard format, or other object that must be guaranteed to be unique. However, there are times when a program needs to create a GUID; for example, a program that writes .h files. This essay tells how I created my own unique IDs. .

• Asynchronous Process Notification

  by flounder

  This example consists of a simple dialog-based application that can launch another application and have the GUI remain alive while the launched process runs, instead of just blocking and being non-responsive..

• Screen Capture to the Clipboard

  by flounder

  This is a very simple subroutine that illustrates a technique for capturing the bitmap of an arbitrary window, and then shows how to save it to the clipboard..

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