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Matthew Wilson
Posted in reply to StaveRunner
| Greer
If you post up your project, we can all take a look. Not promising - as most people on the group are pretty busy chaps - but you'll doubtless get some feedback
Matthew
"StaveRunner" <greertr@earthlink.net> wrote in message news:aqh0ah$1ntb$1@digitaldaemon.com...
> Hi,
>
>
> I'm an amateur programmer with a background in Visual Basic and Turbo
Pascal
> as my only credentials. Not only that, but I'm kind of rusty.
>
> BTW, I am just delighted to find someone who had developed a reasonably priced C++ system w/ IDDE for a reasonable price.
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> Now for my question. I just went through familiarizing myself with the
IDDE
> to the point of doing the tutorial and being able to set up a W32 project, resource file, and setting up the Class Express Control IDs, Messages and Variables. I don't know any C/C++ at all really, like I learned
everything
> I did in the past with other languages, I like to just start and kind of absorb it as I go. But I'm starting to spend too much time on figuring
out
> how to get a basic framework going with complete basic open and save functionality. The issue is figuring out what the source is for the relevant commands.
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> At this point, I have a command that I have identified from the SDK, IPersistFile::Save, which appears may be the solution to the save function at least (someone pls correct me if I'm on the wrong track there). But basically, I am writing a small program that has one picture window and
one
> text window and I want to be able to scroll through my Tarot cards and
enter
> in my own text for each card.
>
> If anyone would like to take the time to help me get over this learning curve and speed things up a little, I'd be very grateful. More info available on request. It might help out other newbies as well.
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> Greer
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