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how to use CButton class in win 32

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      Conceptually you should not try to do this. If you want to create a button in WIN32 application you should see the CreateWindow API

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        CButton is a MFC class, so you can't use it in a Win32 without MFC. You will need to create a MFC project if you want to use it.

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          You shouldn't. In other words, you need MFC in order to use a CButton, but, do you really want to bloat with MFC your neat Win32 application just for using CButton? You may use plain Win32 API function for dealing with buttons. :)

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