Re: CDialog margin
That interesting. I can drag them all the way to the edge of the dialog.
Oh well, at least they are easy to get rid of and I'm glad your problem is
solved.
Tom
"adamus" <ad@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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without turning guids it off, I cannot drug dotted lines closer to edge.
thanks
"Tom Serface" <tserface@msn.com> wrote in message
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You can do that in the resource editor. You can turn off the dialog
border altogether if you want and/or you can drag the blue dotted lines
closer to the edge. They are just guides.
Tom
"adamus" <ad@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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hi, is there a way to remove margine from dialog box?
I wan to have few vertical cbuttons with little or no margine
on both side. Looks like I cannot remove them in resource editor.
Another words I cannot make cbutton as wide as dialog box.
thanks
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