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The WiondowsThe Window parts can be categorized roughly into two parts: Windows for general use and Dialog windows for prompting user to input somthing.Usually, WSCmainWindows class is used for a top window, but you can set any class name, such as Dialog, as a top window to set the default setting on a project setting window. Used for a general top shell window. The instance of this class is created when new application window is created by window in default. Base window for a Dialog. Dialog equips "OK" and "NO" buttons beforehand, you can get these buttons shown and get this window focused in need. Dialog for displaying messages. Show messages to get users noticed. Dialog for file selection. Use this to get users choice a file or a directory. Dialog with switching screen function by the "< Back" "Next >" buttons. Document Release 3.0 For Use with Wide Studio Release 3.0, Summer 2002
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