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I have a problem with Open Dialog.

Who can "remix Open Dialog" like this dialog in image ? -> Plz help me !!!!

My English is not good. If I did something wrong, please forgive me.

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Updated 18-Apr-11 18:40pm
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Hans Dietrich 19-Apr-11 1:59am    
Your English is fine, but use of "sms speak" (like "plz") is discouraged on these forums. Please have the courtesy to use standard English.
Bee cute 20-Apr-11 5:48am    
I have a little question !!!

Why don't use "sms speak" ?

I'm a beginner English so I don't know your culture clearly !!!

Thank you just the same !!!!

Thanks for contributing your idea.
Bee cute 20-Apr-11 5:42am    
Thanks for contributing your idea.

Hi,

you will need to use the latest Windows SDK when creating your application. Even if you use that, you will only get this look and feel when running under Windows 7. See here:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?FamilyID=c17ba869-9671-4330-a63e-1fd44e0e2505&displaylang=en[^]
 
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Hey buddy!!! this is not special open window....

Every operating system SDK provides you with some default open/save/print etc. dialog
which you will normally find in another applications too... in that you can do some minor changes by sub-classing them...

But as in your image this look and feel is operating system dependent and can be used with operating system VISTA and Windows7...

So please use those system for development and installation and you will find what u desire...

Hope it will help you!!! :)
 
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Use CFileDialog (from MFC) to get that window, its been available since MFC 9.0 and will only look like that under Vista (or newer).
 
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I think this is a stupid question but I need your help !!!
What is SDK ???

I using win7 OS but I program with VS C++ 6.0. So I can not create a dialog like image !!!

Bharat Kumar Arya559 said

"Every operating system SDK provides you with some default open/save/print etc. dialog
which you will normally find in another applications too... in that you can do some minor changes by sub-classing them..."

=> I don't understand clearly. Could u explain more clearly ?!?!?! Thank you in advance !!!

Albert Holguin said

"its been available since MFC 9.0"

=> What VS do MFC 9.0 belong to ????. I'm using VS 6.0 -> What version MFC am I using ???

I visited JF2015's link but I don't know how to use "Microsoft Windows SDK for Windows 7 and .NET Framework 3.5 SP1".

=> I installed that. What do I do next step ???

Thanks for all and your reply !!!
 
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Albert Holguin 19-Apr-11 13:03pm    
first of all, add changes to your question in your original post (using Improve Question link) and don't post as a solution. to ask questions directly to users, post as comments in their solutions, to answer the question directed at me...

MFC9.0 was packaged with VS2008, VS6 has MFC4.x, I believe you can upgrade it without upgrading the IDE (not sure if it comes as part of the SDK, you'll have to look at SDK details in MSDN) but why are you still working with VS6? its generations old at this point!
Bee cute 20-Apr-11 5:44am    
I try to upgrade from MFC 4.x to MFC 9.0 (still working vs 6.0) but I am unsuccess. Please help me !!!
I have a new dialog.

I want to make like this dialog in image but I can not.

Please help me !!!

Thanks so much

NEW DIALOG

Mirror
 
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