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If you would like a complete hyperlink class, please visit <a href="http://www.codeguru.com" rel="ugc">www.codeguru.com</a>. &nbsp;They have a wealth of information on programming MFC. &nbsp;There are many controls which are better than the ones that come with MFC. &nbsp;For a hyperlink, click the &quot;Internet&quot; hyperlink at the site and you will be brought to a new screen where you can one. &nbsp;If you have questions on how to implement it, please feel free to ask. &nbsp;Thanks!<br />

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If you would like a complete hyperlink class, please visit www.codeguru.com [http://www.codeguru.com].  They have a wealth of information on programming MFC.  There are many controls which are better than the ones that come with MFC.  For a hyperlink, click the "Internet" hyperlink at the site and you will be brought to a new screen where you can one.  If you have questions on how to implement it, please feel free to ask.  Thanks!


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Oops :-) &nbsp;Second to last sentence should end with &quot;new screen where you can GET one.&quot;<br />

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Oops :-)  Second to last sentence should end with "new screen where you can GET one."


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It worked really good. &nbsp;thanks.<br />

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i would like to place a hyperlink like on the internet in my program. &nbsp;is there any easy way to do this? &nbsp;I have seen programs that use them, but I do not know how to do this. &nbsp;i think it would be really great so please tell me hwo to do this. &nbsp;thank you for your time.
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i would like to place a hyperlink like on the internet in my program.  is there any easy way to do this?  I have seen programs that use them, but I do not know how to do this.  i think it would be really great so please tell me hwo to do this.  thank you for your time.

Hyperlink?

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