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    Hi ! My problem : I created an application which implements 3 splitter windows. The problem is that I do not receive Update command UI messages for one of the views , thus causing my toolbarbuttons to stay disabled to begin with. What is the problem ? Please help, Rubi

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      Hi ! My problem : I created an application which implements 3 splitter windows. The problem is that I do not receive Update command UI messages for one of the views , thus causing my toolbarbuttons to stay disabled to begin with. What is the problem ? Please help, Rubi

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      When a view has splitter windows present, by default all the On_COMMAND and ON_UPDATE_COMMAND_UI handler calls go through to the first view class in Pane1. You will have to write some kind of handler which allows these calls to be passed through to the active splitter view. If you vote me down, my score will only get lower

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        When a view has splitter windows present, by default all the On_COMMAND and ON_UPDATE_COMMAND_UI handler calls go through to the first view class in Pane1. You will have to write some kind of handler which allows these calls to be passed through to the active splitter view. If you vote me down, my score will only get lower

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        Thank you !

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