Learn how to show multiple views in a frame window without using a splitter.
Multiple Views Layout Without a Splitter
Published 01/25/2007
Latest View Management Articles
Puzzle, a Game with the MFC Doc/View Architecture (SDI/MDI)
Published 06/02/2005
Learn how to display a menu with thumbnails and several other windows, move and manage the pieces of a puzzle with a linked list, and then show them without flicker.
Creating a Multithreaded SDI Application
Published 09/11/2003
How to create an application with multiple SDI windows (such as the new MS Word) by using the MFC framework with multithreading. (The article, demo, and source code were updated.
A Deterministic Method of Determining a Document's Modified State
Published 05/20/2003
Determine when a document has been modified. In the particular case of word processors, most tend to have a "dirty" flag that is set when a user types. This article demonstrates a smarter "dirty" flag that uses probabilistic methods.
Zero or One Document Interface (ZODI)
Published 01/22/2003
How to create a single-document application by using a multi-document interface (MDI). You may have zero or one documents at a time.
Dynamically Create Different Views for SDI Projects
Published 10/11/2002
SDI Projects have one View associated with one document. This article lets you use more than one view dynamically.
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C++ Exception Handling: How to Handle Exceptions in C++
Published 03/24/2017
Learn to implement exception handling mechanism in C++.
Integrating Adaptive Cards with the .NET Bot Framework
Published 09/27/2017
An adaptive card is a piece of UI defined by the developer and rendered by the native app to display content to the user. Learn to use one here.
Creating a Tile Slide Puzzle Game in VB.NET
Published 09/22/2017
Create a Tile Slide game with Visual Basic.NET.
Programming Devices and Activities from the Microsoft Graph APIs
Published 07/28/2017
With Microsoft's new Project Rome, the user experience across all platforms (Windows, iOS, or Android) will be seamless among different hardware.
