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Screen Saver AppWizard

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An article on creating a Screen Saver AppWizard
#if !defined(AFX_SCREENSAVERWIZARDAW_H__A75D71B4_A469_4BA2_85C6_817C12104157__INCLUDED_)
#define AFX_SCREENSAVERWIZARDAW_H__A75D71B4_A469_4BA2_85C6_817C12104157__INCLUDED_

// ScreenSaverWizardaw.h : header file
//

class CDialogChooser;

// All function calls made by mfcapwz.dll to this custom AppWizard (except for
//  GetCustomAppWizClass-- see ScreenSaverWizard.cpp) are through this class.  You may
//  choose to override more of the CCustomAppWiz virtual functions here to
//  further specialize the behavior of this custom AppWizard.
class CScreenSaverWizardAppWiz : public CCustomAppWiz
{
public:
	virtual CAppWizStepDlg* Next(CAppWizStepDlg* pDlg);
		
	virtual void InitCustomAppWiz();
	virtual void ExitCustomAppWiz();
	virtual void CustomizeProject(IBuildProject* pProject);
};

// This declares the one instance of the CScreenSaverWizardAppWiz class.  You can access
//  m_Dictionary and any other public members of this class through the
//  global ScreenSaverWizardaw.  (Its definition is in ScreenSaverWizardaw.cpp.)
extern CScreenSaverWizardAppWiz ScreenSaverWizardaw;

//{{AFX_INSERT_LOCATION}}
// Microsoft Visual C++ will insert additional declarations immediately before the previous line.

#endif // !defined(AFX_SCREENSAVERWIZARDAW_H__A75D71B4_A469_4BA2_85C6_817C12104157__INCLUDED_)

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