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Hi All,<br />
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How would I go about constructing a program(by using the MFC Wizard) that would attach its self to the side of the &nbsp;screen. &nbsp;It would have to have an always on top option and it would have to resize the rect of the &nbsp;screen like the TaskBar does. &nbsp;A good example for doing this is the software ICQ.<br />
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I have downloaded the sample from microsoft called Appbar.exe. This example demonstrates how to create an application desktop toolbar by using win32 programming skill. <br />
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Sorry..because I don't have much experience in win32 programming. <br />
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Thus I want to know can I create an application desktop toolbar by using the MFC Wizward? <br />
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Thanks for your opinion!!!<br />

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Hi All,

How would I go about constructing a program(by using the MFC Wizard) that would attach its self to the side of the  screen.  It would have to have an always on top option and it would have to resize the rect of the  screen like the TaskBar does.  A good example for doing this is the software ICQ.

I have downloaded the sample from microsoft called Appbar.exe. This example demonstrates how to create an application desktop toolbar by using win32 programming skill. 

Sorry..because I don't have much experience in win32 programming. 

Thus I want to know can I create an application desktop toolbar by using the MFC Wizward? 

Thanks for your opinion!!!


How to create an Appbar Application?

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