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    :rolleyes: Hi,I have made a single document MFC application in VC++, in which several items may be drawn using toolbar(same as MS paint).But the problem is here: I want to make one of the items in such a way that when a user draws (selecting from toolbar)it in drawable area and clicks or double clicks (preferrable if double right click is implemented)on it, another document opens in which the user can also draw using the toolbar as it occurs for the root document.Here also if the specified tool is selected from toolbar and drawn in the child document (i.e. drawable area ) and double right clicked it opens another child document of it and so on.. Again ,if saved ,all the documents (i.e. main document,child document,next child document,...) must be saved and when opened the main document ,it should take care of the rest i.e. when double right clicked on the specified item which was drawn,the corresponding child document should be opened from repository and so on.. There may be several such item drawn in a single document.Is it possible not to open the child documents from repository? How could I do the above? Please help me step by step.

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