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    Hi al how to work on timer in vc++ in vs2005... and how to go class wizard? i remembr ctrl+w in vc++6.0,but in vs2005 it not works..can anyone sugest? Regards Gany

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      Hi al how to work on timer in vc++ in vs2005... and how to go class wizard? i remembr ctrl+w in vc++6.0,but in vs2005 it not works..can anyone sugest? Regards Gany

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      1. open the dialog in the resource editor. 2. open the 'Properties' window for the dialog 3. at the top of that window is an ugly little button called 'Messages', click it. 4. that will show a long list of messages. find "WM_TIMER" and click in the white space to its right. an "Add Handler" option will appear. intuitive!

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        Hi al how to work on timer in vc++ in vs2005... and how to go class wizard? i remembr ctrl+w in vc++6.0,but in vs2005 it not works..can anyone sugest? Regards Gany

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        Right key to the class,click "attribute", --->"message"--->"WM_TIMER" ::Settimer()

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