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VB/Delphi like interface

cchandra@morgan.com
Wednesday, January 17, 1996

     Hi,
     I am building an MFC application (win 3.1/VC 1.5) with a 
     user interface like VB/Delphi.  It has about 5 documents and 
     related views.  I will have a parent window which will  
     contain only menus and toolbars and child windows will 
     contain my views (the child windows are not inside the 
     parent window - VB/Delphi like interface).
     Is there any code or skeleton structure written in VC1.5 out 
     there which I can leverage off for this project?  I checked 
     in MSDN and could not find one.  This is the type of 
     interface Microsoft is recommending for their Win95 apps and 
     hope it should be out there for Win3.1 also. 
     Thanks for any help.
     
     -Chandra
     cchandra@ms.com



Jim Beveridge -- jimb@turningpoint.com
Friday, January 19, 1996

cchandra@morgan.com wrote:
> 
>      Hi,
>      I am building an MFC application (win 3.1/VC 1.5) with a
>      user interface like VB/Delphi.  It has about 5 documents and
>      related views.  I will have a parent window which will
>      contain only menus and toolbars and child windows will
>      contain my views (the child windows are not inside the
>      parent window - VB/Delphi like interface).
>      Is there any code or skeleton structure written in VC1.5 out
>      there which I can leverage off for this project?  I checked
>      in MSDN and could not find one.  This is the type of
>      interface Microsoft is recommending for their Win95 apps and
>      hope it should be out there for Win3.1 also.
>      Thanks for any help.
> 

You might try Stingray's SEC++.  They have what's called the Multiple
Top Level Interface, which among other things includes a variant of
CView that does not use MDI. (It uses the same style window interface
as Netscape).  SEC++ also includes the Excel style Workbook.  Talk
to them about what you want to do and see what they recommend.

Stingray is at (919) 321-6186.

-- Jim Beveridge

(For the record, I have no monetary interest in Stingray)




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