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// Add a Property Sheet "Control" to a Dialog Box...
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// 1) Use the Dialog Editor to create a dialog template for each property
// sheet page. Give them properties of Child and no border.
//
// 2) Use the ClassWizard to create a property page class for each template.
//
// 3) Embed a CPropertySheet class in the dialog class.
//
// 4) Add a static control to the dialog box's template with the
// size and position where you want the property sheet to appear.

// 5) Add a WM_INITDIALOG message handler to the dialog's class and
// get the rectangle of this static control:

	CRect rect;
	m_ctrlStatic.GetWindowRect(&rect);
	ScreenToClient(&rect);

// 6) In the same function, create and add each page to the property sheet:

	m_pFirstPage=new CFirstPage;
	m_pSecondPage=new CSecondPage;
	m_sheet.AddPage(m_pFirstPage);
	m_sheet.AddPage(m_pSecondPage);

// 7) Finally, create the property sheet and position it over the static control:

	m_sheet.Create(this,WS_VISIBLE|WS_CHILD);
	m_sheet.MoveWindow(&rect);


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// From: Visual C++ MFC Programming by Example by John E. Swanke
// Copyright (C) 1999 jeswanke. All rights reserved.
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