How to display a bitmap when starting an application?
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Hello, I'm looking about a sample program who displays a bitmap when the application starts. (like Adobe Acrobat Reader, Microsoft Word) I'm working with Visual Studio 6.0 and a Dialog Based application. I can display a dialog box and close automatically it after 5 seconds but I can't display the bitmap inside this resource. Who can help me? Regards,
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Hello, I'm looking about a sample program who displays a bitmap when the application starts. (like Adobe Acrobat Reader, Microsoft Word) I'm working with Visual Studio 6.0 and a Dialog Based application. I can display a dialog box and close automatically it after 5 seconds but I can't display the bitmap inside this resource. Who can help me? Regards,
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go to: Project->Add To Project->Components and Controls->Visual C++ Components->Splash screen
I tried but it failed. A message box is displayed: 'Cannot find the main frame class. Please confirm that this project contains a class named CMainFrame.' After closing the messagebox, I stay on the components and controls gallery screen. It's maybe due to my project based on dialog boxes. I will try to create the new Class CMainFrame. What can I do more?
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Hello, I'm looking about a sample program who displays a bitmap when the application starts. (like Adobe Acrobat Reader, Microsoft Word) I'm working with Visual Studio 6.0 and a Dialog Based application. I can display a dialog box and close automatically it after 5 seconds but I can't display the bitmap inside this resource. Who can help me? Regards,
jmi.vanye@skynet.be wrote: I can display a dialog box and close automatically it after 5 seconds but I can't display the bitmap inside this resource. Can't you simply make this splash-dialog a button? A button can display a bmp, and you have access to all sort of messages.
Who is 'General Failure'? And why is he reading my harddisk?!?
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jmi.vanye@skynet.be wrote: I can display a dialog box and close automatically it after 5 seconds but I can't display the bitmap inside this resource. Can't you simply make this splash-dialog a button? A button can display a bmp, and you have access to all sort of messages.
Who is 'General Failure'? And why is he reading my harddisk?!?
Thank you for your help. I have found the solution into the project: Dialog Splash Demo. a .cpp and .h files are provided and it works well. The files are SplashWnd.cpp and SplashWnd.h. Regards, Jean-Michel