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  1. September 28th, 2012 01:58 PM #1
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    Border color

    Hi all,

    is it possible to change the border color of DialogBox without subclassing it in win32 ?

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    Re: Bordre color

    What do you mean with "subclassing DialogBox"?

    In Win32, "subclassing" means to replace a default window procedure (usually for built-in common controls like button, edit, etc) with an application-defined one.
    DialogBox function requires an application-defined dialog procedure (see lpDialogFunc parameter, as well as DialogProc callback function.

    So, what's the point in your question?
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