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- From: Alan C Francis <alanf@owl-uk.co.uk>
- Subject: Re: Creatin a Wizard, VC++
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- Date: Fri, 2 Feb 1996 15:13:24 GMT
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- Luis Vargas wrote:
- >
- > I am in the process of creating a wizard application. Has anyone
- > created a wizard before. Basically a number of questions are
- > asked to the user and the wizard responds with more questions
- > depending on the answers. Are there any tools which may help in
- > this developement. I plan on using Visual C++
- >
- > Thanks in Advance,
- >
- > Luis VargasIf you use VC++ 4.0 it's _very_ easy. You build up each page as a
- dialog resource. You then generate CPropertyPage class for each one.
- (this is done with VC++ CLassWIzard). The apges are combined into a
- CPropertySheet object for which you call "SetWizardMode()".
-
- The pages can then be gone through in sequence, and each page can
- intercept the Next and Back buttons to decide where to go...
-
- As for doing it without VC++, your guess is as good as mine :-)
-
- Alan
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