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void CMainFrame::OnImageManipulation() 
{
    m_imageProcessingToolBar.ShowWindow(SW_SHOW);
}

void CMainFrame::OnImageManipulation() 
{
   m_imageProcessingToolBar.ShowWindow(TRUE);
}

ShowControlBar(&m_wndToolBar, 
	!m_wndToolBar.IsVisible(), FALSE);
// Reshuffle the frame layout. - You might want to remove this line.
RecalcLayout();

ShowControlBar(&m_wndToolBar, TRUE, FALSE);
// Reshuffle the frame layout. - You might want to remove this line.
RecalcLayout();

// Sets the spinner control's buddy.  This can be done either by using the
// below method (using GetDlgItem()) or passing the edit box's variable
// by reference like SetBuddy(&m_editBox);.  
<code>m_spinner.SetBuddy(GetDlgItem(IDC_EDIT_BOX));</code>
// This next step would greatly depend on your personal preference according
// to your needs.  I just done this to set a value in the edit box.  This 
// also should be done according to your program's needs.
<code>GetDlgItem(IDC_EDIT_BOX)->SetWindowText("0");</code>
// Next, I set the range of the spinner control.  the first parameter is the 
// minimum value and the second parameter is the maximum value.
<code>m_spinner.SetRange(0, 100);</code>
// Next, I set told the spinner to deal with the edit box in terms of 
// integers.  The boolean at the end is for determining whether the value
// should ever be signed or not.
<code>m_spinner.SetDlgItemInt(IDC_EDIT_BOX, 0, FALSE);</code>

CWnd* pWndOK = GetDlgItem(IDOK);
ASSERT(pWndOK != NULL);

CRect crOK;
pWndOK->GetWindowRect(&crOK);