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Are they the same? The button and MFC button control

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    Hello, everyone! I am a Chinese programmer. Here is a question I want to specify this: When I create an application based on Dialog, and then I open the toolbox and put the controls into my application. I find this: Button(which is the first control ) and MFC button control Are they the same or different? I will appreciate if anyone can provide an example to demonstrate it!

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      Hello, everyone! I am a Chinese programmer. Here is a question I want to specify this: When I create an application based on Dialog, and then I open the toolbox and put the controls into my application. I find this: Button(which is the first control ) and MFC button control Are they the same or different? I will appreciate if anyone can provide an example to demonstrate it!

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      The Button is a standard Windows control that can be used in a Win32 or MFC application. The MFC Button Control[^] is an MFC class that 'wraps' the standard Button, but can only be used in MFC applications.

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