| This section is made of applications that each uses
various controls. |
| Wake
Me Up |
| This application uses MCI to simulate a clock
radio but it is used to play a CD when the set time occurs. |
| College
Park Auto-Shop |
| This is a Microsoft SQL Server Desktop Database
(MSDE) database used in an MFC application. The connection is done
through an ODBC Data Source. To adapt it to MySQL, make sure that,
all you have to do is download the MySQL ODBC Connector. |
| Georgetown
Cleaning Services |
| This application applies the DatePicker,
the TimePicker and the combo
box controls to simulate a dry cleaning business. |
| Payroll |
| This application is primarily used to take advantage
of the date picker control. Meanwhile, it is used to simulate the
calculation of overtime from a time sheet. |
| Clarksville Ice
Cream |
| This application reviews the features of a combo box
by simulating an ice cream shop. |
| Windows Explorer |
|
This example shows how to create a type of Windows
Explorer application using a CTreeView class in a left frame
and a CListView class in the right frame. |
| Compound
Interest |
| This is a good example of starting with radio buttons.
It calculates the amount of money paid on a loan depending on the
frequency of calculation. |
| Car
Inventory |
|
This example demonstrates techniques of using changing
pictures of a static control in response to the user using another
control, in this case a track bar.
|
| Danilo Pizza |
|
This application retrieves the values of radio
buttons, check boxes, and text boxes to perform some operations
live. That is, the user doesn't have to click a Calculate, a Submit,
or an Apply button: as soon as the value of a control changes, the
calculation is automatically updated. |
| CD Publisher |
| This demonstrates the use of a spin button to
increase or decrease the values by clicking one of the buttons of
the control. |
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| Login Dialog Box |
| This example uses file processing to create a dialog
box that presents itself when an application starts. The user must
provide a valid username and password in order to access the
application. |
| Screen Saver
Simulation |
|
This example simply shows how to continuously draw
some geometric figures on the screen in response to a timer ticking. |
|
Pledge
Distribution |
|
This is an example of changing the range of values of
spin buttons in response to some action by the user. Three spin
buttons are created an synchronized while the application is
running. |
|
Progressive Clock |
|
This example uses a timer to display the current time
of the computer by updating three progress bars in a dialog box. |
Introduction
