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The image is attached. Thanks for the help.

I'm creating a program, and I need to load a PNG image from the resource files. The goal is simple, pass a Bitmap object by reference to a function, which assigns the PNG from the stream to it, and...

And that I do appreciate. I wouldn't have known that is how it worked if it wasn't for your telling me. :)

I see what you mean. I think I'll stick with the method I found though, as it is easier to expand.

I found it!

With the help of http://www.cplusplus.com/forum/windows/36860 I changed my search from "shortcut" to "hotkey" I found something about keyboard accelerators...

Thanks for all your help then.

Also, I was thinking about it, and that wouldn't work, as I am probably going to want Esc to do something else on the main main window.

Okay, thanks. Is that a common practice for that kind of thing? It seems odd having that there when that window and any others like it (If there are any) will hardly ever be open.

Here you go.

Correct, I tried putting a WM_COMMAND case on my main window's procedure, and nothing happened. When escape is pressed nothing is sent to WM_COMMAND.

How is it that programs can use things like...

I don't have a dialog procedure... or I don't think I do (Still new at this) Everything is made from windows.

Here is a shortened structure:


//Fonts
HFONT...

That did it. I guess I should have read both documentations. :)

Thanks for all the help!

It's not working. When I have the line InitCommonControlsEx(&InitCtrls); I get:


Yes, I have the right header.

That's part of the reason I posted. However, once one of my edit boxes gets clicked, or my scrollbar gets moved, the top level window is no longer gettings the messages.

It's a GUI, but it could be on about 5 different window procedures, so do I have to put 5 different cases?

Then where do I put it? Before any new windows, after new windows, run them once at the beginning of the program and I'm done...?

That line was copied directly from MSDN. However, all the asterisk does it targets all processors rather than just X86 processors.

And I'd like to know how to do it without MFC, that's why I...

I have a window with some settings in it, and I want to be able to close that window via the [Esc] key. However, since I don't want to put that response into every procedure that I have, and since I...

Edit:
I updated my code to this:



/*.h file*/
#pragma comment(linker,"\"/manifestdependency:type='win32' name='Microsoft.Windows.Common-Controls' version='6.0.0.0' processorArchitecture='*'...

How do I use themes with win32? I tried doing some research on the matter, and found that supposedly, if I add:



<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<assembly...