WPC 2BVS WCourier 10 PitchzNxxx 6x  @Standard PrinterSTANDARD.PRSXt4 PRN~a#|x2I:W#"5^4@@d0LLd0@0ddddddddddd88dĘ|HXxlĘ@d@dd0dlXld@`l84h8llllLL@l\XXXddddxddxxxxxxttxtxxtxtttxtxttxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxlxxxxxxxxxxxxxxtdxttxxxxxtxdxllxxxxxxxxttdttxttxxtxxttxxttxttxxxx0txtttttttttttttttxHP LaserJet Series IIHPLASEII.PRSXt4 PRNh0Tms Rmn 12pt (Z)Courier 10 pitch >tF4,X? Xt4 PRNzNxxx, x  @;2 x  @;6  X Combo Box Support Routines Dave Briccetti, 74475,1072  January 28, 1990 The routines in COMBOSUP.C are used to help set up combo boxes. They make it easy to add strings to the combo box's listbox, and to select the initial listbox item. There are two routines provided: X X X` X XXh#X#((h## `  InitComboBox  h##(takes an array of pointers to strings, and adds each string to the listbox(# X X X` X XXh#X#((h## `  InitComboBoxFromRcStrings %(takes an array of resource string identifiers, loads the strings corresponding to the identifiers, and adds the strings to the listbox(# Both of these routines also take a parameter which specifies which listbox entry, if any, is to be selected initially. These routines come compiled and linked into a DLL file, COMBOSUP.DLL. Library COMBOSUP.LIB can be used for linking, to establish a connection to the routines in the DLL. COMBOSMP.C is a sample program which uses the two combo box support routines. It creates a standard window containing two combo boxes. It initializes one combo box with InitComboBox, and the other with InitComboBoxFromRcStrings. COMBOSMP comes compiled and linked into COMBOSMP.EXE. It expects to find COMBOSUP.DLL in the LIBPATH. These programs may be used without any restrictions. Dave Briccetti