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Nested Dialogs
Win32 provides a way to "nest" one dialog inside another so that multiple dialogs appear as one seamless whole. You must first create a dialog resource template with a "hole" in it—typically a group box control—with the specific child window ID stc32 (=0x045f) . Your program sets some parameters that tell COMDLG32 to use your template. In addition, your program must hook into the COMDLG32 message loop so that it gets first crack at selected notifications. When you're done with all of this, you'll notice that you have created a dialog window that is a child of the COMDLG32 dialog window, even though your template wraps COMDLG32's template.
This sounds difficult, and it is unless you use MFC. With MFC, you build the dialog resource template as described above, derive a class from one of the common dialog base classes, add the class-specific connection code in OnInitDialog , and then happily use ClassWizard to map the messages that originate from your template's new controls.
Please refer to Programming Microsoft Visual C++ Fifth Edition
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