Re: window controls

[Karel Bagchus <H.Bagchus@cable.a2000.nl>]

CStatic inherits from CWnd, so you can use CWnd::SetWindowText( LPCTSTR
lpszString ) to set the text at runtime.

Karel.


At 03:45 PM 1/2/2000 -0600, you wrote:
>Does anybody have any suggestions as to what type of window control I should
>use to display text on a dialog? It does not need to be selectable just
>display it so I don't need a combobox or listbox. I thought about using a
>static control but thought better of it since I don't know at compile time
>what the text is going to be. I just need to display it. If not is there a
>good way to set text on a static control?
>
>Idahosa Edokpayi
>
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