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How to display two or three windows simultaneity

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    I develop a software with VC++ 6.0.Now I wanna display several windows in the main view. And every window completes one specific task.For example, you can input some parameters in one window and get results data in another window. If anyone has good solution you can message me or post your solution to my E-MAIL:toschl@yeah.net Thank for your heip sincerely Thank you

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      I develop a software with VC++ 6.0.Now I wanna display several windows in the main view. And every window completes one specific task.For example, you can input some parameters in one window and get results data in another window. If anyone has good solution you can message me or post your solution to my E-MAIL:toschl@yeah.net Thank for your heip sincerely Thank you

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      auralius manurung
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      may be you can make an MDI application.. do googling about data transfer among dialogs, try to check this: http://www.functionx.com/visualc/dialog/dialog2.htm[^]

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        may be you can make an MDI application.. do googling about data transfer among dialogs, try to check this: http://www.functionx.com/visualc/dialog/dialog2.htm[^]

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        Rick York
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        I think a single document, multiple view approach might be better. If one view is changed a single call to UpdateAllViews will cause them all to be updated.

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