Visual C++ and MFC Programming 2nd Edition

Visual C++ and MFC Fundamentals Chapter 18: Progress-Based Controls

CDialog::OnTimer(nIDEvent);

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15. Test the application


16. After testing the application, close it

18.2 Progress Controls.........................................................................................

18.2.1..Overview...............................................................................................

The Progress control is used to display the evolution of an activity, especially for a long

operation. Like a label control, a progress control is used only to display information to

the user who cannot directly change it.

Practical Learning: Introducing Progress Bars

1. Start a new MFC Application named PClock


2. Create it as Dialog Box without an About Box


3. Delete the TODO line and change the design of the IDR_MAINFRAME as follows:


4. Add three Static Text controls to the left section of the dialog box with captions from
   top down as Hours:, Minutes:, and Seconds respectively