The demo project compiles quite happily at warning Level 4 ANSI and Unicodeīefore implementing your own Wizard97 classes, it's worth reading the Sample (renamed as CNGWizard and CNGWizardPage respectively). To demonstrate these classes I've incorporated them into the Microsoft Wizard97 To accommodate wizard pages with header bitmaps, but other than that it worked I had to make some minor changes to CResizeCtrl Using code from Joerg Koenig'sĬlass, CWizard now paints the header bitmaps, and CWizardPage I've now finally got around to doing just that. Paint them ourselves if we couldn't find a solution later). Implemented with the Wizard97 features disabled (we reasoned that we could always
The Wizard97 style appeared to be incompatible with resizing - the watermarkĪnd header bitmaps failed to paint correctly. Unfortunately, when we integrated CResizeCtrl into the new wizard, In due course, the inevitable happened, and On Code Project, which we started using to support resizeable dialogs and property The breakthrough came with the publication of Herbert Menke's CResizeCtrl So resizing stayed firmly on the "to do" list. Unfortunately, at the time we had higher priorities To make it useable it really needed to be bigger One of them contained a Chart view (with an associated document) within a frame Although most of the pages were conventional,
To thisĮnd, I implemented MFC classes for a wizard sheet ( CWizard) and New) Wizard97 style to implement it, to give it more visual impact.
Of arrays of acoustic beacons on the seabed, as part of our PharosĪfter doing a little research, I proposed that we use the (then relatively A year or so ago I implemented a wizard for the calibration of positions
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