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  1. bennyboy2

    v6->2k3 MFC Class Wizard woes #2-- setting min/max for already-created

    Doh. It's in properties, right where I said it wasn't. Oh well, MS manuals will do that to anyone, right? *blush*
  2. bennyboy2

    v6->2k3 MFC Class Wizard woes #2-- setting min/max for already-created

    OK, now I want to change the min/max range after I've already assigned a variable. It's not in properties, so I'm really not sure where to go to adjust these values.
  3. bennyboy2

    Visual C++ v6-> 2k3 MFC Class Wizard woes

    Doh! Well, as usual, getting lost has helped me learn more than I would have by just using the old Class Wizard. I'm a little embarrassed that I didn't find the handlers in the properties window, but I've done mostly calculation-based stuff before without using any event handlers. Anyway...
  4. bennyboy2

    Visual C++ v6-> 2k3 MFC Class Wizard woes

    With the V6 class wizard gone, I'm having trouble setting up even a simple event handler for an MFC dialog: In "progDlg.cpp": void CMouseandKeyboardDlg::OnMouseMove(UINT nFlags, CPoint point) { if ((nFlags & MK_LBUTTON) == MK_LBUTTON) { CClientDC dc(this); dc.SetPixel(point.x, point.y...

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