Adding User-Interface Features

Adding User-Interface Features

After creating a starter project, usually with AppWizard, many developers like to "hook up" the user interface next. This involves designing and creating dialog boxes, menus, toolbars, accelerators, and other visual and interactive elements, then connecting them to code. This book covers a wide range of user-interface topics.

	Overviews Short introductions to the concepts important in adding user-interface features to your program
	How Do I Explanations of the tasks to perform as you add user-interface features
	Frequently Asked Questions Focused questions that other Visual C++ users are asking too
	Details Longer conceptual articles about the subjects you need at this stage

What else do you want to do?

	See what user-interface features MFC supports.
	Learn how to use ClassWizard.
	Learn how to use the effectively.
	Learn how to create .

Interesting home pages

>	> The entire Visual C++ product -- and your gateway to all of the documentation
	Adding program functionality Home page for adding code "under the hood" -- the code that makes your program unique
	Compiling and Linking Building your program so you can test it
	Debugging Debugging your program