That's probably impossible because of the internal implementation of the control. BUT! All you have to do is set the range the normal way, SetRange( 0, 100 ), and then say:
RealValue = 100 - MyCSliderCtrl.GetValue();
It is base on DialogBaseUnits. The buttons are sized in DialogBaseUnits, and the size in pixels is calculated using the MapDialogRect() function that converts from DialogBaseUnits to pixels depending on the font used.
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Blake Miller wrote: I think you got this backwards: :-O Whoops. Of course you're correct :doh:
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Thanks very much for your speedy reply. It didn't seem to work at first, but a web search showed that it's not a project option but an option for the shortcut to msdev.exe . Where did you get this useful information?
