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What is the code you have in OnPaint? &nbsp;Do you call BeginPaint and EndPaint?<br />

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What is the code you have in OnPaint?  Do you call BeginPaint and EndPaint?


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I did override OnPaint() using classwizard. &nbsp;I did not call BeginPaint() or EndPaint(), I simply wanted to change the font. &nbsp;What I'm trying to do is read a list of strings from a DB and then create an array of buttons, one for each string. &nbsp;I created an array of buttons, and called Create() for each of the buttons. &nbsp;This seemed to work fine. &nbsp;Then, when I overrode OnPaint() using classwizard my buttons disappeared. &nbsp;How can I change the font while also keeping the default OnPaint() functionality? &nbsp;Thanks<br />

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I did override OnPaint() using classwizard.  I did not call BeginPaint() or EndPaint(), I simply wanted to change the font.  What I'm trying to do is read a list of strings from a DB and then create an array of buttons, one for each string.  I created an array of buttons, and called Create() for each of the buttons.  This seemed to work fine.  Then, when I overrode OnPaint() using classwizard my buttons disappeared.  How can I change the font while also keeping the default OnPaint() functionality?  Thanks


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You will have to do the work of painting the button youself. &nbsp;That means using BeginPaint and EndPaint etc.<br />

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You will have to do the work of painting the button youself.  That means using BeginPaint and EndPaint etc.


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I created a button class in classwizard that inherits from CButton. I then displayed it by calling create. However, when I override OnPaint(), it no longer displays the<br />
button. Calling CButton::OnPaint() does not seem to help. What must I do? Thanks.
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I created a button class in classwizard that inherits from CButton. I then displayed it by calling create. However, when I override OnPaint(), it no longer displays the
button. Calling CButton::OnPaint() does not seem to help. What must I do? Thanks.

Displaying a Button

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