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MFC Toolbars ... View - embedded

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    Hi! I found a lot informations about toolbars here (http://www.codeproject.com/docking/). But I'm really looking for an answer to this question: Is it possible to add MFC-Toolbars to embedded Containers other than the Main-Application Window? Example: VS.Net (7.1) - there nearly every Container (like "Properties", or "Class View") has its own Toolbar. Could this be made with MFC - Methods? Hope this was understandable ... I'm still not really into this MFC-Library. Thanks in advance!

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    • _ _NielsB

      Hi! I found a lot informations about toolbars here (http://www.codeproject.com/docking/). But I'm really looking for an answer to this question: Is it possible to add MFC-Toolbars to embedded Containers other than the Main-Application Window? Example: VS.Net (7.1) - there nearly every Container (like "Properties", or "Class View") has its own Toolbar. Could this be made with MFC - Methods? Hope this was understandable ... I'm still not really into this MFC-Library. Thanks in advance!

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      _NielsB wrote:

      I'm still not really into this MFC-Library.

      MFC is a class library encapsulating various parts of the Win32 OS API and in some cases adding pre-built feature or functionality. Since it is for C/C++ you can easily access the OS APIs whenever needed. So ....

      _NielsB wrote:

      Could this be made with MFC - Methods?

      Yes.

      led mike

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