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I don't understand what you want to achieve: You select the property pages using the tab control. What should a minimize button on a property page do? I could understand the need to minimize the entire property sheet. But instead of minimizing a page you could just select another one. What is the difference in minimizing?
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I don't understand what you want to achieve: You select the property pages using the tab control. What should a minimize button on a property page do? I could understand the need to minimize the entire property sheet. But instead of minimizing a page you could just select another one. What is the difference in minimizing?

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Hi All,<br />
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I have a main dialog. This dialog has a property sheet. On this property sheet I have property pages. For design reasons, the property pages are dialog windows which have been inherited from CPropertyPage.<br />
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A CDialog, &nbsp;you can minimize, maximize, etc ... <br />
On a CPropertySheet / CPropertyPage you can not have a minimize / max box.<br />
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The question is HOW do I put a min/max box on a dialog inherited from a CPropertyPage.<br />
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Note that I can not change the design, ie: inherit the dialogs from something else.<br />
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Thanks<br />
Peter<br />

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Hi All,

I have a main dialog. This dialog has a property sheet. On this property sheet I have property pages. For design reasons, the property pages are dialog windows which have been inherited from CPropertyPage.

A CDialog,  you can minimize, maximize, etc ... 
On a CPropertySheet / CPropertyPage you can not have a minimize / max box.

The question is HOW do I put a min/max box on a dialog inherited from a CPropertyPage.

Note that I can not change the design, ie: inherit the dialogs from something else.

Thanks
Peter


Minimizing PropertySheet dialogs

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