Answer / pons

Using CPoint class in OnMouseMove()function

Answer / k.ravindran

BY USING THE TOOL TIP PROPERTY WE CAN KNOW THE WHERE THE
MOUSE POINT IS LOCATED NOW.

Answer / sandip pawar

using CRect::PtinRect() function .using this function we can
find whether the point obtained from onmousemove handler is
in inside rect of image

Answer / jyotiranjan

Visually you can see that... :)
or if this is not the answer then ask the question
properly.... or see the above answer...

If there is more than 100 control in a window how we can change the Taborder of a controls

4 Answers   Satyam,

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General purpose classes in MFC

1 Answers   TCS,

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1)To Remove WS_MINIMIZEBOX in a Frame ?

1 Answers  

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Psychic Window Technique

2 Answers   E Logic, Wild Net,

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How can server communicate with more than one client

2 Answers   Invensys,

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how many types of classes are ther,what are that

7 Answers   L&T,

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How to setup a timer?

3 Answers   IBM,

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What is LPCTSTR? What does LP denote it?

4 Answers  

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What is the initial function to be called in MFC and what it will do

11 Answers   Infosys,

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i have created runtime menu -- ( admistrator ->managepackage,manage module). but now i want to open a dialog when i select manage package and any other diaolg when selecting manage module ( whole selection is at run time only ) . Please HELP .its urgently required

3 Answers   Patni,

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Explain in sort What is CTargetObject?

2 Answers  

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Difference between Debug and Release versions?

4 Answers  

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