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    #21
    > just create unique messages like %MYMESSAGE = 10000

    Um, I think you should make private messages based on %WM_USER. There's a whole numeric range reserved for application-specific messages.

    But if you want UNIQUE and cross-process, see RegisterWindowMessage() function.
    Michael Mattias
    Tal Systems (retired)
    Port Washington WI USA
    [email protected]
    http://www.talsystems.com

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      #22
      Imo if you want to do it right, use WM_NOTIFY with custom NMHDR structure.
      It does not conflict with Windows unless you superclass a common control (like treeview and such)
      A common control is not a 'standard' control.
      The EDIT control is a 'standard' control.
      hellobasic

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        #23
        Originally posted by Edwin Knoppert View Post
        Are we 'hobby' or what?
        be nice now...

        Originally posted by Edwin Knoppert View Post
        Think logical please..
        I try, with a modicum of success...
        Originally posted by Edwin Knoppert View Post
        A windowprocedure is determined for a specific class.

        So if you have another class using the same wp, how can you make a difference?
        ...You probably know what you mean, but hang me if I do.
        .

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