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cppprogrammer (Programmer)
17 Jan 08 16:48
Hello!

I am trying to create a child window that is resizable. It should also not be possible to move it out of the main window. I have read about the CreateWindowEx function in msdn and i have tried a lot of different combinations of the parameters. But i can not figure out how to do it.
It would be nice if anyone had a good example.

Is there any differences in the win api for different versions of windows? I.e. for XP or Vista.
I have myself a examble. But it does not work to compile it with Visual C++ 2008. I am using Windows XP.

Thank you!

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