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Splitter Window Drawing

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    I have a standard window which I use as a aplitter. I want to give the window a beveled look like you get in VC++. I am trapping the WM_PAINT message to draw my own customized window but I dont have any idea ho to get the beveled look like VC++ splitter. What technique should I use to do that. I am not using MFC. Please help. Also can somebody suggest me any help how to draw XP style menu using Win32. Thanks in advance

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      I have a standard window which I use as a aplitter. I want to give the window a beveled look like you get in VC++. I am trapping the WM_PAINT message to draw my own customized window but I dont have any idea ho to get the beveled look like VC++ splitter. What technique should I use to do that. I am not using MFC. Please help. Also can somebody suggest me any help how to draw XP style menu using Win32. Thanks in advance

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      checkout the DrawEdge() gdi function.

      .dan.g.

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