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TDCNL 11 Apr 2006, 13:38
From what I find the easiest is, just calculating the maths by yourself and placing the dialog controls in position and do some research, when you do this, you might stumble across some other interesting features sometimes
Anyway, I can't help you really much, but an idea would be to use a Resource Editor like ResHacker to modify your Dialog and then later on save them to your resource file  _________________ :: The Dutch Cracker :: |
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RedGhost 11 Apr 2006, 17:01
OzzY wrote: I've seen lots of GUI toolkits for c++ that makes building complex GUI's an easy task with RAD tools. use some GUI editor that generates resource includes and use them in your assembler source _________________ redghost.ca |
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OzzY 12 Apr 2006, 01:25
No, I'm not talking about resources.
I know how to create dialogs and windows. But I'm talking about fancy windows, with fancy buttons, etc... I'd like to see some tutorials on that subject. |
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12 Apr 2006, 01:25 |
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Madis731 12 Apr 2006, 06:40
I know there were some, but I can't remember how they were called so I cannot search for them. There were skinned buttons, I know and I even said something in the topic...
Maybe these are of help: http://board.flatassembler.net/topic.php?t=4359 http://board.flatassembler.net/topic.php?t=4826 |
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