Setting the bounds of multiple windows within a dialog box
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Hi! Within a tab control, I am creating a window that has multiple windows embeded in it. The trouble is that I have never figured out how to set bounds on a given window so that it only takes up a piece of the window it is embedded in. I have tried using a frame, but I could not get it to work. If I could just see the code of a sample application where within a given window there were multiple windows inside it, where the bounds of the internal windows were set at compile time, I think I would know how to immitate it. Thanks for your consideration in this matter. Sean Zlatnik
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Hi! Within a tab control, I am creating a window that has multiple windows embeded in it. The trouble is that I have never figured out how to set bounds on a given window so that it only takes up a piece of the window it is embedded in. I have tried using a frame, but I could not get it to work. If I could just see the code of a sample application where within a given window there were multiple windows inside it, where the bounds of the internal windows were set at compile time, I think I would know how to immitate it. Thanks for your consideration in this matter. Sean Zlatnik
I guess the better question to ask is how to calculate what the coordinates should be. It is nice when you can build it as a resource in the resource editor, but you can't do that with dialogs contained inside a tab control. Is there a better way than 'guess and check'? Thanks, Sean