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.head 0 + Application Description: CommonControlSDKFunctions
Common Control General SDK Functions
.head 1 - Outline Version - 4.0.27
.head 1 + Design-time Settings
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.head 2 + Tool Palette Location
.head 3 - Visible? No
.head 3 - Left: 10.6"
.head 3 - Top: 0.667"
.head 2 - Fully Qualified External References? No
.head 2 - Reject Multiple Window Instances? No
.head 2 - Enable Runtime Checks Of External References? No
.head 2 - Use Release 4.0 Scope Rules? Yes
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.head 1 - Libraries
.head 1 + Global Declarations
.head 2 + Window Defaults
.head 3 + Tool Bar
.head 4 - Display Style? Standard
.head 4 - Font Name: System Default
.head 4 - Font Size: System Default
.head 4 - Font Enhancement: System Default
.head 4 - Text Color: System Default
.head 4 - Background Color: System Default
.head 3 + Form Window
.head 4 - Display Style? Standard
.head 4 - Font Name: System Default
.head 4 - Font Size: System Default
.head 4 - Font Enhancement: System Default
.head 4 - Text Color: System Default
.head 4 - Background Color: System Default
.head 3 + Dialog Box
.head 4 - Display Style? Standard
.head 4 - Font Name: System Default
.head 4 - Font Size: System Default
.head 4 - Font Enhancement: System Default
.head 4 - Text Color: System Default
.head 4 - Background Color: System Default
.head 3 + Top Level Table Window
.head 4 - Font Name: System Default
.head 4 - Font Size: System Default
.head 4 - Font Enhancement: System Default
.head 4 - Text Color: System Default
.head 4 - Background Color: System Default
.head 3 + Data Field
.head 4 - Font Name: Use Parent
.head 4 - Font Size: Use Parent
.head 4 - Font Enhancement: Use Parent
.head 4 - Text Color: Use Parent
.head 4 - Background Color: Use Parent
.head 3 + Multiline Field
.head 4 - Font Name: Use Parent
.head 4 - Font Size: Use Parent
.head 4 - Font Enhancement: Use Parent
.head 4 - Text Color: Use Parent
.head 4 - Background Color: Use Parent
.head 3 + Spin Field
.head 4 - Font Name: Use Parent
.head 4 - Font Size: Use Parent
.head 4 - Font Enhancement: Use Parent
.head 4 - Text Color: Use Parent
.head 4 - Background Color: Use Parent
.head 3 + Background Text
.head 4 - Font Name: Use Parent
.head 4 - Font Size: Use Parent
.head 4 - Font Enhancement: Use Parent
.head 4 - Text Color: Use Parent
.head 4 - Background Color: Use Parent
.head 3 + Pushbutton
.head 4 - Font Name: Use Parent
.head 4 - Font Size: Use Parent
.head 4 - Font Enhancement: Use Parent
.head 3 + Radio Button
.head 4 - Font Name: Use Parent
.head 4 - Font Size: Use Parent
.head 4 - Font Enhancement: Use Parent
.head 4 - Text Color: Use Parent
.head 4 - Background Color: Use Parent
.head 3 + Check Box
.head 4 - Font Name: Use Parent
.head 4 - Font Size: Use Parent
.head 4 - Font Enhancement: Use Parent
.head 4 - Text Color: Use Parent
.head 4 - Background Color: Use Parent
.head 3 + Option Button
.head 4 - Font Name: Use Parent
.head 4 - Font Size: Use Parent
.head 4 - Font Enhancement: Use Parent
.head 3 + Group Box
.head 4 - Font Name: Use Parent
.head 4 - Font Size: Use Parent
.head 4 - Font Enhancement: Use Parent
.head 4 - Text Color: Use Parent
.head 4 - Background Color: Use Parent
.head 3 + Child Table Window
.head 4 - Font Name: Use Parent
.head 4 - Font Size: Use Parent
.head 4 - Font Enhancement: Use Parent
.head 4 - Text Color: Use Parent
.head 4 - Background Color: Use Parent
.head 3 + List Box
.head 4 - Font Name: Use Parent
.head 4 - Font Size: Use Parent
.head 4 - Font Enhancement: Use Parent
.head 4 - Text Color: Use Parent
.head 4 - Background Color: Use Parent
.head 3 + Combo Box
.head 4 - Font Name: Use Parent
.head 4 - Font Size: Use Parent
.head 4 - Font Enhancement: Use Parent
.head 4 - Text Color: Use Parent
.head 4 - Background Color: Use Parent
.head 3 + Line
.head 4 - Line Color: Use Parent
.head 3 + Frame
.head 4 - Border Color: Use Parent
.head 4 - Background Color: Use Parent
.head 3 + Picture
.head 4 - Border Color: Use Parent
.head 4 - Background Color: Use Parent
.head 2 + Formats
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.head 3 - Date/Time: hh:mm:ss AMPM
.head 3 - Date/Time: M/d/yy
.head 3 - Date/Time: MM-dd-yy
.head 3 - Date/Time: dd-MMM-yyyy
.head 3 - Date/Time: MMM d, yyyy
.head 3 - Date/Time: MMM d, yyyy hh:mm AMPM
.head 3 - Date/Time: MMMM d, yyyy hh:mm AMPM
.head 2 + External Functions
.head 3 + Library name: COMCTL32.dll
.head 4 + Function: InitCommonControls
.head 5 - Description: Registers and initializes the common control window classes. This function is obsolete.
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.head 5 - Returns
.head 5 - Parameters
.head 4 + Function: InitCommonControlsEx
.head 5 - Description: Registers specific common control classes from the common control dynamic-link library (DLL).
Returns TRUE if successful, or FALSE otherwise.
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.head 5 + Returns
.head 6 - Boolean: BOOL
.head 5 + Parameters
.head 6 + structPointer
.head 7 - Number: DWORD
.head 7 - Number: DWORD
.head 4 + Function: CreateStatusWindow
.head 5 - Description: Creates a status window, which is typically used to display the status of an application.
The window generally appears at the bottom of the parent window, and it contains the
specified text.
Returns the handle for the status window if successful, or NULL otherwise.
Parameters:
style Window styles for the status window. This parameter must include
the WS_CHILD style and should also include the WS_VISIBLE style.
lpszText Address of a null-terminated string that specifies the status text for the first part.
hwndParent Handle to the parent window.
wID Control identifier for the status window. The window procedure uses this value to
identify messages it sends to the parent window.
The CreateStatusWindow function calls theCreateWindow function to create the window.
It passes the parameters to CreateWindow without modification and sets the position, width,
and height parameters to default values.
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.head 5 + Returns
.head 6 - Window Handle: HWND
.head 5 + Parameters
.head 6 - Number: LONG
.head 6 - String: LPCSTR
.head 6 - Window Handle: HWND
.head 6 - Number: UINT
.head 4 + Function: CreateToolbarEx
.head 5 - Description: Creates a toolbar window and adds the specified buttons to the toolbar.
Returns the window handle to the toolbar if successful, or NULL otherwise.
Parameters:
hwnd Handle to the parent window for the toolbar.
ws Window styles for the toolbar. This parameter must specify at least the WS_CHILD style.
It can also include a combination of styles as discussed in Toolbar Control and Button Styles.
wID Control identifier for the toolbar.
nBitmaps Number of button images contained in the bitmap specified by hBMInst and wBMID.
hBMInst Module instance with the executable file that contains the bitmap resource.
wBMID Resource identifier for the bitmap resource. If hBMInst is NULL, this parameter must be a valid bitmap handle.
lpButtons Address of an array of TBBUTTON structures that contain information about the buttons to add to the toolbar.
iNumButtons Number of buttons to add to the toolbar.
dxButton Width, in pixels, of the buttons to add to the toolbar.
dyButton Height, in pixels, of the buttons to add to the toolbar.
dxBitmap Width, in pixels, of the button images to add to the buttons in the toolbar.
dyBitmap Height, in pixels, of the button images to add to the buttons in the toolbar.
uStructSize Size of a TBBUTTON structure.
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.head 5 + Returns
.head 6 - Window Handle: HWND
.head 5 + Parameters
.head 6 - Window Handle: HWND
.head 6 - Number: DWORD
.head 6 - Number: DWORD
.head 6 - Number: INT
.head 6 - Number: DWORD
.head 6 - Number: DWORD
.head 6 - String: LPCSTR
.head 6 - Number: INT
.head 6 - Number: INT
.head 6 - Number: INT
.head 6 - Number: INT
.head 6 - Number: INT
.head 6 - Number: DWORD
.head 4 + Function: DrawStatusText
.head 5 - Description: Draws the specified text in the style of a status window with borders.
This function does not return a value.
Parameters:
hdc Handle to the display context for the window.
lprc Address of aRECT structure that contains the position, in client coordinates, of the rectangle in which the text is drawn.
The function draws the borders just inside the edges of the specified rectangle.
pszText Address of a null-terminated string that specifies the text to display. Tab characters in the string determine
whether the string is left-aligned, right-aligned, or centered.
uFlags Text drawing flags. This parameter can be a combination of these values:
SBT_NOBORDERS Prevents borders from being drawn around the specified text.
SBT_POPOUT Draws highlighted borders that make the text stand out.
SBT_RTLREADING Displays text using right-to-left reading order on Hebrew or Arabic systems.
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.head 5 - Returns
.head 5 + Parameters
.head 6 - Number: HANDLE
.head 6 + structPointer
.head 7 - Number: LONG
.head 7 - Number: LONG
.head 7 - Number: LONG
.head 7 - Number: LONG
.head 6 - String: LPCSTR
.head 6 - Number: UINT
.head 4 + Function: ImageList_Add
.head 5 - Description: Adds an image or images to an image list.
Returns the index of the first new image if successful, or -1 otherwise.
Parameters:
himl Handle to the image list.
hbmImage Handle to the bitmap that contains the image or images.
The number of images is inferred from the width of the bitmap.
hbmMask Handle to the bitmap that contains the mask. If no mask is used
with the image list, this parameter is ignored.
The ImageList_Add function copies the bitmap to an internal data structure.
Be sure to use theDeleteObject function to delete hbmImage and hbmMask after the function returns.
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.head 5 + Returns
.head 6 - Number: INT
.head 5 + Parameters
.head 6 - Number: HANDLE
.head 6 - Number: HANDLE
.head 6 - Number: HANDLE
.head 4 + Function: ImageList_AddIcon
.head 5 - Description: Adds an icon or cursor to an image list. ImageList_AddIcon calls the ImageList_ReplaceIcon function.
Returns the index of the new image if successful, or -1 otherwise.
Parameters:
himl Handle to the image list. If this parameter identifies a masked image list, the macro copies
both the image and mask bitmaps of the icon or cursor. If this parameter identifies a nonmasked
image list, the macro copies only the image bitmap.
hicon Handle to the icon or cursor that contains the bitmap and mask for the new image.
Because the system does not save hicon, you can destroy it after the macro returns if the icon or cursor was
created by theCreateIcon function. You do not need to destroy hicon if it was loaded by theLoadIcon function;
the system automatically frees an icon resource when it is no longer needed.
The ImageList_AddIcon macro is defined as follows:
#define ImageList_AddIcon(himl, hicon) ImageList_ReplaceIcon(himl, -1, hicon)
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.head 5 + Returns
.head 6 - Number: INT
.head 5 + Parameters
.head 6 - Number: HANDLE
.head 6 - Number: HANDLE
.head 4 + Function: ImageList_AddMasked
.head 5 - Description: Adds an image or images to an image list, generating a mask from the specified bitmap.
Returns the index of the first new image if successful, or -1 otherwise.
Parameters:
himl Handle to the image list.
hbmImage Handle to the bitmap that contains one or more images.
The number of images is inferred from the width of the bitmap.
crMask Color used to generate the mask. Each pixel of this color in the specified bitmap is
changed to black, and the corresponding bit in the mask is set to 1.
The ImageList_AddMasked function copies the bitmap to an internal data structure.
Be sure to use theDeleteObject function to delete hbmImage and crMask after the function returns.
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.head 5 + Returns
.head 6 - Number: INT
.head 5 + Parameters
.head 6 - Number: HANDLE
.head 6 - Number: HANDLE
.head 6 - Number: INT
.head 4 + Function: ImageList_Create
.head 5 - Description: Creates a new image list.
Returns the handle to the image list if successful, or NULL otherwise.
Parameters:
cx Width, in pixels, of each image.
cy Height, in pixels, of each image.
flags Set of bit flags that specify the type of image list to create.
This parameter can be a combination of the following values,
but it can include only one of the ILC_COLOR values.
ILC_COLOR Use the default behavior if none of the other ILC_COLOR* flags is specified.
Typically, the default is ILC_COLOR4, but for older display drivers,
the default is ILC_COLORDDB.
ILC_COLOR4 Use a 4-bit (16-color) device-independent bitmap (DIB) section as the bitmap
for the image list.
ILC_COLOR8 Use an 8-bit DIB section. The colors used for the color table are the same
colors as the halftone palette.
ILC_COLOR16 Use a 16-bit (32/64k-color) DIB section.
ILC_COLOR24 Use a 24-bit DIB section.
ILC_COLOR32 Use a 32-bit DIB section.
ILC_COLORDDB Use a device-dependent bitmap.
ILC_MASK Use a mask. The image list contains two bitmaps, one of which is a
monochrome bitmap used as a mask. If this value is not included,
the image list contains only one bitmap.
cInitial Number of images that the image list initially contains.
cGrow Number of images by which the image list can grow when the system needs to make room
for new images. This parameter represents the number of new images that the resized
image list can contain.
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.head 5 + Returns
.head 6 - Number: HANDLE
.head 5 + Parameters
.head 6 - Number: INT
.head 6 - Number: INT
.head 6 - Number: UINT
.head 6 - Number: INT
.head 6 - Number: INT
.head 4 + Function: ImageList_Destroy
.head 5 - Description: Destroys an image list.
Returns nonzero if successful, or zero otherwise.
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.head 5 + Returns
.head 6 - Boolean: BOOL
.head 5 + Parameters
.head 6 - Number: HANDLE
.head 4 + Function: ImageList_Draw
.head 5 - Description: Draws an image list item in the specified device context.
Returns nonzero if successful, or zero otherwise.
Parameters:
himl Handle to the image list.
i Index of the image to draw.
hdcDst Handle to the destination device context.
x X-coordinate at which to draw within the specified device context.
y Y-coordinate at which to draw within the specified device context.
fStyle Drawing style and, optionally, the overlay image. For information
about specifying an overlay image index, see the comments section
at the end of this topic. This parameter can be a combination of an
overlay image index and one or more of the following values:
ILD_BLEND25,
ILD_FOCUS Draws the image, blending 25 percent with the
system highlight color. This value has no effect if the
image list does not contain a mask.
ILD_BLEND50,
ILD_SELECTED,
ILD_BLEND Draws the image, blending 50 percent with the
system highlight color. This value has no effect if the
image list does not contain a mask.
ILD_MASK Draws the mask.
ILD_NORMAL Draws the image using the background color for the
image list. If the background color is the CLR_NONE
value, the image is drawn transparently using the mask.
ILD_TRANSPARENT Draws the image transparently using the mask, regardless
of the background color. This value has no effect if the image list
does not contain a mask.
An overlay image is drawn transparently over the primary image specified in the i parameter.
To specify an overlay image in the fStyle parameter, use the INDEXTOOVERLAYMASK macro to
shift the one-based index of the overlay image. Use the OR operator to logically combine the return
value of the macro with the drawing style flags specified in the fStyle parameter.
You must first specify this image as an overlay image by using the ImageList_SetOverlayImage function.
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.head 5 + Returns
.head 6 - Boolean: BOOL
.head 5 + Parameters
.head 6 - Number: HANDLE
.head 6 - Number: INT
.head 6 - Number: HANDLE
.head 6 - Number: INT
.head 6 - Number: INT
.head 6 - Number: UINT
.head 4 + Function: ImageList_DrawEx
.head 5 - Description:
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.head 5 + Returns
.head 6 - Boolean: BOOL
.head 5 + Parameters
.head 6 - Number: HANDLE
.head 6 - Number: INT
.head 6 - Number: HANDLE
.head 6 - Number: INT
.head 6 - Number: INT
.head 6 - Number: INT
.head 6 - Number: INT
.head 6 - Number: LONG
.head 6 - Number: LONG
.head 6 - Number: UINT
.head 4 + Function: ImageList_GetBkColor
.head 5 - Description: Retrieves the current background color for an image list.
The return value is the background color.
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.head 5 + Returns
.head 6 - Number: LONG
.head 5 + Parameters
.head 6 - Number: HANDLE
.head 4 + Function: ImageList_GetImageCount
.head 5 - Description: Retrieves the number of images in an image list.
Returns the number of images.
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.head 5 + Returns
.head 6 - Number: INT
.head 5 + Parameters
.head 6 - Number: HANDLE
.head 4 + Function: ImageList_ReplaceIcon
.head 5 - Description: Replaces an image with an icon or cursor.
Returns the index of the image if successful, or -1 otherwise.
Parameters:
himl Handle to the image list.
i Index of the image to replace. If i is -1, the function appends the image
to the end of the list.
hicon Handle to the icon or cursor that contains the bitmap and mask for the
new image.
Because the system does not save hicon, you can destroy it after the function returns
if the icon or cursor was created by theCreateIcon function. You do not need to destroy
hicon if it was loaded by theLoadIcon function; the system automatically frees an icon
resource when it is no longer needed.
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.head 5 + Returns
.head 6 - Number: INT
.head 5 + Parameters
.head 6 - Number: HANDLE
.head 6 - Number: INT
.head 6 - Number: HANDLE
.head 4 + Function: ImageList_SetBkColor
.head 5 - Description: Sets the background color for an image list.
Returns the previous background color if successful, or CLR_NONE otherwise.
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.head 5 + Returns
.head 6 - Number: LONG
.head 5 + Parameters
.head 6 - Number: HANDLE
.head 6 - Number: LONG
.head 4 + Function: _TrackMouseEvent
.head 5 - Description: The TrackMouseEvent function posts messages when the mouse pointer leaves a window or
hovers over a window for a specified amount of time.
Parameters:
lpEventTrack [in/out] Pointer to a TRACKMOUSEEVENT structure that contains tracking information.
Return Values:
If the function succeeds, the return value is nonzero .
If the function fails, return value is zero. To get extended error information, call GetLastError.
The function can post the following messages.
Message Meaning
WM_NCMOUSEHOVER Windows 98, Windows 2000: The same meaning as WM_MOUSEHOVER except this is for the
nonclient area of the window.
WM_NCMOUSELEAVE Windows 98, Windows 2000: The same meaning as WM_MOUSELEAVE except this is for the
nonclient area of the window.
WM_MOUSEHOVER The mouse hovered over the client area of the window for the period of time specified in a prior call to
TrackMouseEvent. Hover tracking stops when this message is generated. The application must call
TrackMouseEvent again if it requires further tracking of mouse hover behavior.
WM_MOUSELEAVE The mouse left the client area of the window specified in a prior call to TrackMouseEvent.
All tracking requested by TrackMouseEvent is canceled when this message is generated.
The application must call TrackMouseEvent when the mouse reenters its window if it requires further
tracking of mouse hover behavior.
Remarks:
The mouse pointer is considered to be hovering when it stays within a specified rectangle for a specified period of time.
Call SystemParametersInfo and use the values SPI_GETMOUSEHOVERWIDTH, SPI_GETMOUSEHOVERHEIGHT,
and SPI_GETMOUSEHOVERTIME to retrieve the size of the rectangle and the time.
Note The _TrackMouseEvent function calls TrackMouseEvent if it exists, otherwise _TrackMouseEvent emulates TrackMouseEvent.
The _TrackMouseEvent function is in commctrl.h and is exported by COMCTRL32.DLL.
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.head 5 + Returns
.head 6 - Boolean: BOOL
.head 5 + Parameters
.head 6 + structPointer
.head 7 - Number: DWORD
.head 7 - Number: DWORD
.head 7 - Window Handle: HWND
.head 7 - Number: DWORD
.head 3 + Library name: comdlg32.dll
.head 4 + Function: GetOpenFileNameA
.head 5 - Description:
typedef struct tagOFN {
DWORD lStructSize;
HWND hwndOwner;
HINSTANCE hInstance;
LPCTSTR lpstrFilter;
LPTSTR lpstrCustomFilter;
DWORD nMaxCustFilter;
DWORD nFilterIndex;
LPTSTR lpstrFile;
DWORD nMaxFile;
LPTSTR lpstrFileTitle;
DWORD nMaxFileTitle;
LPCTSTR lpstrInitialDir;
LPCTSTR lpstrTitle;
DWORD Flags;
WORD nFileOffset;
WORD nFileExtension;
LPCTSTR lpstrDefExt;
LPARAM lCustData;
LPOFNHOOKPROC lpfnHook;
LPCTSTR lpTemplateName;
#if (_WIN32_WINNT >= 0x0500)
void * pvReserved;
DWORD dwReserved;
DWORD FlagsEx;
#endif // (_WIN32_WINNT >= 0x0500)
} OPENFILENAME, *LPOPENFILENAME;
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.head 5 + Returns
.head 6 - Boolean: BOOL
.head 5 + Parameters
.head 6 + structPointer
.head 7 - Number: DWORD
.head 7 - Window Handle: HWND
.head 7 - Number: HANDLE
.head 7 - String: LPSTR
.head 7 - String: LPSTR
.head 7 - Number: DWORD
.head 7 - Number: DWORD
.head 7 - String: LPSTR
.head 7 - Number: DWORD
.head 7 - String: LPSTR
.head 7 - Number: DWORD
.head 7 - String: LPSTR
.head 7 - String: LPSTR
.head 7 - Number: DWORD
.head 7 - Number: WORD
.head 7 - Number: WORD
.head 7 - String: LPSTR
.head 7 - Number: LPARAM
.head 7 - Number: LPVOID
.head 7 - String: LPSTR
.head 7 - Number: LPVOID
.head 7 - Number: DWORD
.head 7 - Number: DWORD
.head 4 + Function: PrintDlgA
.head 5 - Description: The PRINTDLG structure contains information that the PrintDlg function uses to
initialize the Print dialog box. After the user closes the dialog box, the system uses
this structure to return information about the user's selections.
typedef struct tagPD {
DWORD StructSize;
HWND hwndOwner;
HGLOBAL hDevMode;
HGLOBAL hDevNames;
HDC hDC;
DWORD Flags;
WORD nFromPage;
WORD nToPage;
WORD nMinPage;
WORD nMaxPage;
WORD nCopies;
HINSTANCE hInstance;
LPARAM lCustData;
LPPRINTHOOKPROC lpfnPrintHook;
LPSETUPHOOKPROC lpfnSetupHook;
LPCTSTR lpPrintTemplateName;
LPCTSTR lpSetupTemplateName;
HGLOBAL hPrintTemplate;
HGLOBAL hSetupTemplate;
} PRINTDLG, *LPPRINTDLG;
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.head 5 + Returns
.head 6 - Number: LONG
.head 5 + Parameters
.head 6 + structPointer
.head 7 - Number: DWORD
.head 7 - Window Handle: HWND
.head 7 - Number: DWORD
.head 7 - Receive Number: DWORD
.head 7 - Receive Number: DWORD
.head 7 - Number: DWORD
.head 7 - Number: WORD
.head 7 - Number: WORD
.head 7 - Number: WORD
.head 7 - Number: WORD
.head 7 - Number: WORD
.head 7 - Number: HANDLE
.head 7 - Number: LPARAM
.head 7 - Number: LONG
.head 7 - Number: LONG
.head 7 - String: LPSTR
.head 7 - String: LPSTR
.head 7 - Number: LONG
.head 7 - Number: LONG
.head 2 + Constants
.data CCDATA
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.data CCSIZE
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.head 3 - System
.head 3 - User
.head 2 - Resources
.head 2 - Variables
.head 2 - Named Menus
.head 2 + Internal Functions
.head 3 + ! Function: gfInitCommonControlsEx
.head 4 - Description: Initialize the InitCommonControlEx() function in COMMCTL32.DLL.
.head 4 - Returns
.head 4 + Parameters
.head 5 - Number: p_nControlClass
.head 4 - Static Variables
.head 4 - Local variables
.head 4 + Actions
.head 5 + Select Case p_nControlClass
.head 6 + Case ICC_PROGRESS_CLASS
.head 7 - Call InitCommonControlsEx( 8, ICC_PROGRESS_CLASS | ICC_BAR_CLASSES)
.head 7 - Break
.head 6 + Case ICC_DATE_CLASSES
.head 7 - Call InitCommonControlsEx( 8, ICC_DATE_CLASSES)
.head 7 - Break
.head 6 + Case ICC_BAR_CLASSES
.head 7 - Call InitCommonControlsEx( 8, ICC_BAR_CLASSES)
.head 7 - Break
.head 6 + Case ICC_PAGESCROLLER_CLASS
.head 7 - Call InitCommonControlsEx( 8, ICC_PAGESCROLLER_CLASS | ICC_BAR_CLASSES )
.head 7 - Break
.head 2 - Class Definitions
.head 2 + Default Classes
.head 3 - MDI Window:
.head 3 - Form Window:
.head 3 - Dialog Box:
.head 3 - Table Window:
.head 3 - Quest Window:
.head 3 - Data Field:
.head 3 - Spin Field:
.head 3 - Multiline Field:
.head 3 - Pushbutton:
.head 3 - Radio Button:
.head 3 - Check Box:
.head 3 - Option Button:
.head 3 - Child Table:
.head 3 - Quest Child Window:
.head 3 - List Box:
.head 3 - Combo Box:
.head 3 - Picture:
.head 3 - Vertical Scroll Bar:
.head 3 - Horizontal Scroll Bar:
.head 3 - Column:
.head 3 - Background Text:
.head 3 - Group Box:
.head 3 - Line:
.head 3 - Frame:
.head 3 - Custom Control:
.head 3 - ActiveX:
.head 2 - Application Actions
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