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MFC help: map integration in GUI

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    hi, i have developed a GUI in MFC vs2008. now i wanted to get GPS coordinates of different locations using offline map. the idea is to have a map in my GUI dialog, and by clicking on specific area inside the map would assign the coordinates of that area to specific variable in my GUI code. now the problem is how to do it? where to start? and if i wanted to use Falcon-view or offline Google map, than what would i need to do? Regards Jawad

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      hi, i have developed a GUI in MFC vs2008. now i wanted to get GPS coordinates of different locations using offline map. the idea is to have a map in my GUI dialog, and by clicking on specific area inside the map would assign the coordinates of that area to specific variable in my GUI code. now the problem is how to do it? where to start? and if i wanted to use Falcon-view or offline Google map, than what would i need to do? Regards Jawad

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      jawadali477 wrote:

      where to start?

      Looking at some of these links[^] is as good a place as any.

      Programming is work, it isn't finger painting. Luc Pattyn

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