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I basically want the combobox to be the size of the form view (or a little less). The formview can be resized. 
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I basically want the combobox to be the size of the form view (or a little less). The formview can be resized.

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Awesome Answer.. I am just wondering is it possible to use the setWindowPos to do something like this? Thats what I was trying and I was getting a ASSERT Error. I tried <br />
m_combl.SetWindowPos(NULL,<wbr />10,10,cx-1<wbr />0,cy-10, SWP_NOREDRAW);<br />
Appreciate the help<br />
-Mike
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Awesome Answer.. I am just wondering is it possible to use the setWindowPos to do something like this? Thats what I was trying and I was getting a ASSERT Error. I tried
m_combl.SetWindowPos(NULL,10,10,cx-10,cy-10, SWP_NOREDRAW);
Appreciate the help
-Mike

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Where do you place that line and get an ASSERT ?<br />
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I tried the same and it worked ok.<br />
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maybe you didn't check that the window is alive ?<br />
---&gt; &nbsp;if (::IsWindow(m_oCombo.m_hWn<wbr />d))<br />
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Glad to be of help, anyway.
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Where do you place that line and get an ASSERT ?

I tried the same and it worked ok.

maybe you didn't check that the window is alive ?
--->  if (::IsWindow(m_oCombo.m_hWnd))

Glad to be of help, anyway.

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How do I Resize a combo box to a form view? What message handler should I use?
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How do I Resize a combo box to a form view? What message handler should I use?

Resize a combo box to a form view

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