BiSplitter is MFC-compatible class for creating a splitter window that looks like a Microsoft Outlook window.
BiSplitter 1.1
Published 04/09/2004
Latest Splitter Articles
Creating a Splitter Window in a Dialog Box in Three Easy Steps
Published 05/05/2003
How to implement a CSplitterWnd into a CDialogBox in three easy steps without overriding any function or writing new classes.
Creating Thin-Framed Splitter Windows
Published 12/20/2002
Discover this method for creating splitter windows with thin frames, which is useful when creating a data view with a scale (splitting data view and scale into separate windows).
Detect if window is split
Published 10/01/2002
Detect if window is split
CSplitterWnd Extension that Allows Switching Views in Any Pane
Published 09/27/2000
Code to switch between multiple views in a splitter window pane *without* deleting and re-creating views
Restricting the size of a splitter pane
Published 03/24/1999
Restricting the size of a splitter pane
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