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Default create a dialog with a filled listbox

Hi!

I am developing an application with Visual C++ 6.0. It is a dialog based application. In it, the main dialog is open when I execute the program but I want to add another dialog that is opened when the operator clicks on a button. I know how to do this up to here. The problem is that the dialog I want to open has a listbox inside and I want that in the moment it is opened this listbox get filled with data read from a file. I know how to read files but I don't know how to fill in this listbox. This dialog does not contain the function OnInitDialog as the main dialog of the application. Please, I need the help as soon as possible.

Thanks!

Pame.








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