2 views, 2 windows, 1 document

[LeighNorris]

I'm trying to create 2 windows (each a different view) for
1 document. The only way I've see to do something similar
is to use a Splitter Window. But I want the views to be in
their own windows instead of sharing 1 frame. Could anyone
help me find examples of this?
Thanks.

[Shawn Fessenden]

No problem. Here's a splat from the VC 5 docs. If this is what you're looking for, search on "multiple views of same document":

Many documents require only a single view, but it is possible to support more than one view of a single document. To help you implement multiple views, a document object keeps a list of its views, provides member functions for adding and removing views, and supplies the UpdateAllViews member function for letting multiple views know when the document's data has changed.

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[victoriach]

Hi!
I have done something similar you need I think.
1. You should create two different template
(CYourDoc+CYourView1, CYourDoc+CYourView2), to get pointer_Template1,pointer_Template2.

2. To create child window eatch with their own view:
((CDocTemplate*)(pointer_Template1)
->OpenDocumentFile(NULL);

((CDocTemplate*)(pointer_Template2)
->OpenDocumentFile(NULL);

I you will find better desicion replay me.
Victoria