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    Hi, I have just moved from MSVC6.0 to VS2008 and I am having a little difficulty finding things. Can anyone please tell me how I can access message maps and member variables of a dialog from the resource? It sued to be that you right clicked the dialog and chose Class Wizard but all that has changed. Thanks Tony

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      Hi, I have just moved from MSVC6.0 to VS2008 and I am having a little difficulty finding things. Can anyone please tell me how I can access message maps and member variables of a dialog from the resource? It sued to be that you right clicked the dialog and chose Class Wizard but all that has changed. Thanks Tony

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      ali kanju
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      u may not find the old class wizard as it was in previous versions...rigth click on any control to add variables and message handlers...

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        u may not find the old class wizard as it was in previous versions...rigth click on any control to add variables and message handlers...

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        Thnaks but can you tell me how to access exisitng handlers and variables. I want to remove a variable and a handler so I can delete the controls from the dialog. ;)

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          Thnaks but can you tell me how to access exisitng handlers and variables. I want to remove a variable and a handler so I can delete the controls from the dialog. ;)

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          Stuart Dootson
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          Go to Class View. Select the dialog's class. Go to the Properties window (right-click on the class and select Properties). The tool bar at the top of the Properties window has icons for events (the little lightning bolt), which gives you access to dialog control notification handlers (you can create or delete handlers or navigate to them from here). The other icons on this toolbar are Messages (handlers for Windows messages sent to the dialog class) and overrides (base class overrides, obviously). If someone can suggest a shorter way to this window, from the resource editor, say, I'd like to know :-)

          Java, Basic, who cares - it's all a bunch of tree-hugging hippy cr*p

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