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UI Beginner: CToolBar, CToolBarCtrl and CImageList

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    Daniel Fiske
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    I've been a programmer for years, but I'm really bad(inexperienced) at VC++ visual components. I've got a dialog-based app. and I just want to drop a toolbar on it and an ImageList i.e. insert the ActiveX controls, but VC++ creates wrapper classes for them. First of all for the Image List it creates a CImageList1 class which you can't pass to CToolBarCtrl, infact the wrapper for the ToolBar OCX creates CToolBar....I know how to get CToolBarCtrl out of it, but it still doesn't help. I really thought this would be easy.....I was hoping this would be quick, but VC++ makes it really long and often doesn't work.....AM I DOING THIS WRONG? ANY HELP WOULD BE MUCH APPRECIATED!. Daniel

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