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**** File Open & Save DIALOG BOX *******

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    Steve Lai
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    Hi Everyone, I'm using Visual C++6 and I'm wondering if there is a code that allows me to call up the OPEN AND SAVE dialog boxes. (i.e when you want to open an existing document in Words, a dialog pop up.) How do I write codes for those dialog boxes for OPEN, SAVE, AND SAVE AS??? And how do I Use those dialog boxes to save things inside my application?? Do I have to connect the dialog box to the application?? PLMK. THANKS AGAIN! Steve

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      Hi Everyone, I'm using Visual C++6 and I'm wondering if there is a code that allows me to call up the OPEN AND SAVE dialog boxes. (i.e when you want to open an existing document in Words, a dialog pop up.) How do I write codes for those dialog boxes for OPEN, SAVE, AND SAVE AS??? And how do I Use those dialog boxes to save things inside my application?? Do I have to connect the dialog box to the application?? PLMK. THANKS AGAIN! Steve

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      Mike Dunn
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      Read up on the GetOpenFileName() and GetSaveFileName() APIs. If you're using MFC, look at CFileDialog.

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