I am using exactly the same code as given in the tutorial.
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this->UpdateData() ;
CFile f;
//char strFilter[] = { "Doc Files (*.doc)|*.doc|A ll Files (*.*)|*.*||" }; ///////This Option doesn't work
char strFilter[] = { "Txt Files (*.txt)|*.txt|A ll Files (*.*)|*.*||" };
//CFileDialog FileDlg(TRUE, ".doc", NULL, 0, strFilter);
CFileDialog...
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Thanks for the reply. that solves my problem halfway.
What if I want to open the doc file in m/s word? Also I tried opening big txt file (containing only numbers). But it could open only few lines out of it. Any suggestions for this?...Leave a comment:
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Thank you for the suggestion. I'll go through the manual you suggested and come back to you. By the way, the default FILE->OPEN dialog box actualy does nothing when user try to open any file. I want specificaly : Opening any file for editing or reading purpose by any means (Menu bar or button click). Any particular message map is there for this purpose??
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Thank you for your interest.
I have just created MFC application, which on running produces a form. It has a menu bar "Help". Clicking on this gives default "About Dialog box". Instead of this I want to display any '.doc' or similar file when "Help" menu is clicked.
Not a major code is developed till date but I just want to link the file. Same way i want to read/edit the files (as they are in the working...Leave a comment:
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File opening
Hi.
I am developing a small code in VC++. I have created a GUI where I want to open a file (*.doc or any other I/P or O/P file) with a button click,i.e., when a button is clicked while running specific file should get opened. If it can be achieved through Menu bar that is also OK. Somebody Please help me.
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