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QuestionHow to create an .exe from my own program Pin
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John R. Shaw14-Jun-06 0:31
John R. Shaw14-Jun-06 0:31 
The API includes all the functions that actually draw all the buttons, menus, and etcetera. MFC just wraps those calls in a C++ front end, so you do not need to see them. In a programming environment that includes them you always have access to them. It should be just a matter or looking up there names. I do not know if .NET provides this for them, but in VC 6.0 you can type “::” and a drop list will normally appear listing everything. Other wise you will need to look them up in the MSDN help library.

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