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Many thanks Alex, you have helped brilliantly. This class has solved my problem. I can now sit and study it so that I understand how it's done.<br />
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Thanks again.
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Many thanks Alex, you have helped brilliantly. This class has solved my problem. I can now sit and study it so that I understand how it's done.

Thanks again.

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Ok,i am very glad to help you. Don't<br />
forget evaluate reply, please<br />
(and may be add &nbsp;some PTS). 
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Ok,i am very glad to help you. Don't
forget evaluate reply, please
(and may be add  some PTS).

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Sorry I didn't rate it before. I wrote the reply then pressed Submit. As I realised I hadn't rated it I tried to get back to it and lost my connection!!!<br />
OK I have rated it now and added some points. Really appreciate your help.<br />
I am writing a program for my son in Hong Kong so he will be pleased, too!!Thanks again. 
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Sorry I didn't rate it before. I wrote the reply then pressed Submit. As I realised I hadn't rated it I tried to get back to it and lost my connection!!!
OK I have rated it now and added some points. Really appreciate your help.
I am writing a program for my son in Hong Kong so he will be pleased, too!!Thanks again.

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I am short of points but desperately needing help....<br />
I have written an MFC VC++(v5) program that produces a series of dialog boxes. I need to put a bitmap as a background to each of these dialogs but cannot find out how to do this.<br />
I originally wrote this program in VB6 and pictures in dialog backgrounds was easy. We have produced 5000 manuals that depict the panels with pictures. Now that I have written it in C++ I must match what the user sees with the manual.<br />
If you can help I will be eternally grateful.
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I am short of points but desperately needing help....
I have written an MFC VC++(v5) program that produces a series of dialog boxes. I need to put a bitmap as a background to each of these dialogs but cannot find out how to do this.
I originally wrote this program in VB6 and pictures in dialog backgrounds was easy. We have produced 5000 manuals that depict the panels with pictures. Now that I have written it in C++ I must match what the user sees with the manual.
If you can help I will be eternally grateful.

Picture in Dialog background

C++ is an intermediate-level general-purpose programming language, not to be confused with C or C#. It was developed as a set of extensions to the C programming language to improve type-safety and add support for automatic resource management, object-orientation, generic programming, and exception handling, among other features.