This simple SDI Notepad-like application demonstrates how, taking advantage of the MFC support for Unicode, to Turkmenize labels of the specified menu items. Actually, Turkmen is not supported by Windows 2000, therefore, to create such resources as menu so that strings in Turkmen could be displayed I had to invent an additional technique 這是一個(gè)與記事本類(lèi)似的簡(jiǎn)單的SDI應(yīng)用程序，演示了怎樣使用MFC來(lái)支持 Unicode，對(duì)指定的菜單條目進(jìn)行Turkmenize標(biāo)簽化。實(shí)際上，Windwos 2000并不支持Turknen,因此,創(chuàng)建了那些菜單資源以便那些字符串可以在Turknen中顯示,為此我必須開(kāi)發(fā)其它的技術(shù)。 來(lái)源: http://www.codeguru.com/advancedui/SDI_Note.html
I have written this article to capture a Windows image into a bitmap file that will support all PaintBrush tools and Thumbnail Views of Windows Explorer. I have found many programmers suffering from this problem, including me, until I wrote this article. 捕獲一個(gè)窗口圖像并存入一個(gè)支持MS畫(huà)筆的位圖文件中 我寫(xiě)的這篇文章介紹了捕獲一個(gè)窗口圖像并存入一個(gè)支持所有畫(huà)筆和Windows Explorer的位圖文件中。 我發(fā)現(xiàn)許多程序員因這個(gè)問(wèn)題而煩惱,包括我在內(nèi),直到我寫(xiě)了這篇文章。 來(lái)源: http://www.codeguru.com/bitmap/WndToBmpFile.html
Displaying a large bitmap file on a dialog box, in its original size, is quite difficult in the VC++ environment. However, it is possible to display a large bitmap to a predefined area of the dialog by using the StretchBlt( ) function.The major disadvantage of this is that the clarity of the image will be lost. Check out this article for displaying large bitmaps into the desired area of your dialog box in its original size with a scrolling technique used to show the entire bitmap. 滾動(dòng)顯示位圖 在VC++環(huán)境下，在一個(gè)對(duì)話框中顯示一個(gè)原始尺寸的大小的位圖文件相當(dāng)是困難的。然而,通過(guò)使用 StretchBlt()函數(shù)一個(gè)給定的區(qū)域顯示一個(gè)大的位圖是可能的。主要的缺點(diǎn)是圖像將會(huì)失真。看了這篇通過(guò)卷動(dòng)技術(shù)顯示整個(gè)位圖技術(shù)的文章，你將能夠以它的原始尺寸在給定對(duì)話框的區(qū)域內(nèi)顯示一個(gè)大位圖。 來(lái)源: http://www.codeguru.com/bitmap/ScrollBitmap.html
This software was done in part for a textbook on AI I ve written called _The Basis of AI_ (tentative title, subject to change but not if I get my way). For details see: http://www.mcs.com/~drt/basisofai.html
