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Hello,<br />
I'm a relative noob to c++, but I have a basic grounding in the language.<br />
I am trying to develop a small chat program and I want to have my program open two child windows.<br />
One for user input, and one that displays the content of a text file (refreshing periodically)<br />
I have no idea how to open child windows or how they work.<br />
I am NOT USING VISUAL C++. I'm using Turbo C++ 4.5 by Borland.<br />
Thanks in advance,<br />
Adam<br />
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p.s. Please include what header files I need or if I have to write my own, what they have to do.
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Hello,
I'm a relative noob to c++, but I have a basic grounding in the language.
I am trying to develop a small chat program and I want to have my program open two child windows.
One for user input, and one that displays the content of a text file (refreshing periodically)
I have no idea how to open child windows or how they work.
I am NOT USING VISUAL C++. I'm using Turbo C++ 4.5 by Borland.
Thanks in advance,
Adam

p.s. Please include what header files I need or if I have to write my own, what they have to do.

C++ Child Windows?

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