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A Property Sheet in a Docking Toolbar

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26 Nov 2004CPOL3 min read 69.2K   2.1K   34  
Explains how to put a CPropertySheet into a CControlBar.
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<P><A NAME="hid_context_help"></A><B>Context Help command </B></P>





<P>Use this command to obtain help on some portion of &lt;&lt;YourApp&gt;&gt;.  When you choose the

toolbar's <b> Context Help</b> button, the mouse pointer will change to an arrow and question mark.  Then click somewhere in the &lt;&lt;YourApp&gt;&gt; window, such as another

toolbar button.  The help topic will be shown for the item you clicked.</P>





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I am a university academic specialising in Neuroscience. I write simulation and analysis software.

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