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Desingning a Dialog Box's and forms

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    Hi Friends, I am presently doing a project in VC++(VS 2008). it having more than 40 dialog's. for that dialogs i'm designing with controls... it is difficult me to maintain the dialogs good and perfect without missing the alignment's... so please tell me some tips about designing and how to design the dialogs effectively... Thanks in advance... Rose ...

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      Hi Friends, I am presently doing a project in VC++(VS 2008). it having more than 40 dialog's. for that dialogs i'm designing with controls... it is difficult me to maintain the dialogs good and perfect without missing the alignment's... so please tell me some tips about designing and how to design the dialogs effectively... Thanks in advance... Rose ...

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      use the resource editor guide lines and define a set of house rules about alignments and control positioning. You could also have a look at the User Experience Guidelines. http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?displaylang=en&FamilyID=e49820cb-954d-45ae-9cb3-1b9e8ea7fe8c[^]

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        Hi Friends, I am presently doing a project in VC++(VS 2008). it having more than 40 dialog's. for that dialogs i'm designing with controls... it is difficult me to maintain the dialogs good and perfect without missing the alignment's... so please tell me some tips about designing and how to design the dialogs effectively... Thanks in advance... Rose ...

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        To make sure if the controls are aligned correctly, you can take a snapshot, paste in MS Paint, draw a line, zoom and check the pixels. Here you may get an idea on designing Dialogs: Layout and Visual Alignment [^] Also have a look at here: Controls Designs on Forms and Dialog Boxes[^]

        -- "Programming is an art that fights back!"

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          To make sure if the controls are aligned correctly, you can take a snapshot, paste in MS Paint, draw a line, zoom and check the pixels. Here you may get an idea on designing Dialogs: Layout and Visual Alignment [^] Also have a look at here: Controls Designs on Forms and Dialog Boxes[^]

          -- "Programming is an art that fights back!"

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          rp_suman wrote:

          To make sure if the controls are aligned correctly, you can take a snapshot, paste in MS Paint, draw a line, zoom and check the pixels.

          If you really like to work, and like spending your customers cash, that may be a good alternative to simply use the alignment tools in the Format | Align sub-menu in the resource editor.

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            To make sure if the controls are aligned correctly, you can take a snapshot, paste in MS Paint, draw a line, zoom and check the pixels. Here you may get an idea on designing Dialogs: Layout and Visual Alignment [^] Also have a look at here: Controls Designs on Forms and Dialog Boxes[^]

            -- "Programming is an art that fights back!"

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            Thanks buddy.

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