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Posted by Guy Lecky-Thompson Apr 3, 2007 |
It occurs to me that I have quite a lot of Win32 programming experience under my belt, acquired since Windows 3.1 burst onto the scene. Mixed in with that, I have learned a whole lot about TCP/IP, printers, data processing, GUI creation, and some lively graphics programming using GDI+.
I'd like to share these experiences with a wider audience.
First up, there's an article that deals with resizing the client area, and making sure that the window size follows the desired client area size. If that sounds a little confusing, I suggest you read the article. Before you do, though, please take a moment to use the thread (blog) discussion tool below to tell me what else you want me to cover.
My person hit list runs something like:
- WinMain (again)
- Printing & Banding
- GDI+
- Dynamic GUI
- Mouse processing
- Child windows
- Button & Toolbars
Let me know if there's anything else, and please be as specific as you can.
Here's that link: http://windows-programming.suite101.com/article.cfm/client_area_size_with_movewindow
Happy coding!
Guy