TOOLBAR Control Styles

%CCS_TOP

The ToolBar is placed at the top of the dialog.

%CCS_BOTTOM

The ToolBar is placed at the bottom of the dialog.

%TBSTYLE_TOOLTIPS

ToolTips are displayed for the buttons on the control.

%TBSTYLE_WRAPABLE

Toolbar buttons can wrap to the next line.

%TBSTYLE_FLAT

Creates a flat Toolbar and buttons

%TBSTYLE_LIST

Places button text to the right of the bitmap or icon.

%TBSTYLE_TRANSPARENT

Creates a transparent toolbar. The toolbar is transparent but the buttons are not.

%WS_BORDER

Add a thin line border around the text box control.

%WS_GROUP

Define the start of a group of controls. The first control in each group should also use %WS_TABSTOP style. The next %WS_GROUP control in the tab order defines the end of this group and the start of a new group.

%WS_TABSTOP

Allow the text box to receive keyboard focus when the user presses the TAB and SHIFT+TAB keys. The TAB key shifts keyboard focus to the next control with the %WS_TABSTOP style, and SHIFT+TAB shifts focus to the previous control with %WS_TABSTOP. (default)

%WS_VSCROLL

Add a vertical scroll bar to the edit control. This style should be used in conjunction to the %ES_MULTILINE and %ES_AUTOVSCROLL styles.

%WS_EX_CLIENTEDGE

Apply a sunken edge border to the control.

%WS_EX_STATICEDGE

Apply a three-dimensional border style to the control (intended to be used for items that do not accept user input).

%WS_EX_TRANSPARENT

Controls/windows beneath the dialog are drawn before the dialog is drawn. The dialog is deemed transparent because elements behind the dialog have already been painted - the dialog itself is not drawn differently. True transparency is achieved by using Regions - see MSDN and/or the Platform SDK documentation for more information.

%WS_EX_WINDOWEDGE

Apply a raised edge border to the control.