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Creating A Table With Win32 Api Please I'm trying to create a sales management software and am experiencing problems trying to create a table like we have on spreadsheets for enterring sales data.I'm using the Win32 API.Could any one give me an idea on how to implement this ?
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You can use text edits for doing that but it might be a bit boring having to make use of so many #define s.
Then again try google for source of some sales management software and check it out.
Also look into MFC, it provides a lot of things to make using the windows API simple, as long as you are not going for any graphics/cpu intensive stuff.
Then again try google for source of some sales management software and check it out.
Also look into MFC, it provides a lot of things to make using the windows API simple, as long as you are not going for any graphics/cpu intensive stuff.
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try hiring a team of developers... 
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Have them enter data in a real spreadsheet and export it to a text file?
Building a spreadsheet-like interface isn't easy; there are VC products that give you the code for this, I think, for a price.
Building a spreadsheet-like interface isn't easy; there are VC products that give you the code for this, I think, for a price.
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Originally Posted by Chainsaw 
Building a spreadsheet-like interface isn't easy
Of course it's easy.
Use one of the native OCX controls or simply embed Excel in a window.
Last edited by marco93 : Sep 12th, 2008 at 3:42 pm.
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use GDI function and impliment TextOut function a lot go to http://www.planet-sourcecode.com
you will find some code
refer Charles petzolt book on WIN32 API programming
its difficult but interesting
keep on doing hard work
good luck
you will find some code
refer Charles petzolt book on WIN32 API programming
its difficult but interesting
keep on doing hard work
good luck
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