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Problem positioning static controls ?
Hello,
I have problem with an application that I've created using MFC wizard. I have a dialog box which I created at design time. I now need to add some static controls at runtime.
The trouble is that the available coordinates I can use CRect parameters are limited, if I put a too higher number in it does not display on the screen.
Think of like this, my dialog box is a football pitch however I can only move round my static controls in an area the size of a tennis court (hope this make sense...)
Any ideas what I can try to fix this ?
I have problem with an application that I've created using MFC wizard. I have a dialog box which I created at design time. I now need to add some static controls at runtime.
The trouble is that the available coordinates I can use CRect parameters are limited, if I put a too higher number in it does not display on the screen.
Think of like this, my dialog box is a football pitch however I can only move round my static controls in an area the size of a tennis court (hope this make sense...)
Any ideas what I can try to fix this ?
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