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    Hello, Over the last few weeks I have been writing a win32 application not using MFC and I have come up against a problem. I'm trying to figure out how to add a toolbar with icon buttons and a combo box below it. To get an idea of what I want here's a picture: http://k1studios.com/images/trav.gif.As you can see I want to have that exact layout but I have no idea how to develope that since I don't have the help of MFC. So if anybody has any idea I would REALLY appreciate it. :-D Thank you, Caleb

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      Hello, Over the last few weeks I have been writing a win32 application not using MFC and I have come up against a problem. I'm trying to figure out how to add a toolbar with icon buttons and a combo box below it. To get an idea of what I want here's a picture: http://k1studios.com/images/trav.gif.As you can see I want to have that exact layout but I have no idea how to develope that since I don't have the help of MFC. So if anybody has any idea I would REALLY appreciate it. :-D Thank you, Caleb

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      If you really want to hold buttons and combobox together at one toolbar, you should use CDialogBar. On the other side, the standard approach is to put buttons and combobox to two separate toolbars, that are docked together, as in the Internet Explorer. There you should use CReBar. In both case you can design the toolbar layout in Dialog editor. Robert-Antonio

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