This program demonstrates how to use WinCreateDlg() display a dialog box from
a template in memory rather than from a resource file.See the wndproc.c
file in the WM_COMMAND processing for the section of code that creates the
dialog box.

The format of the memory template is as follows.

DLGTEMPLATE structure Header
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USHORT cbTemplate; overall length of template block
USHORT type;
USHORT codepage; codepage to be used to display text in the dialog
box
USHORT offadlgti; offset to array of DLGTITEMs
USHORT fsTemplateStatus;
USHORT iItemFocus; item to get focus initially. if 0, then focus goes
to first item who can have focus
USHORT coffPresParams; reserved. Should be 0 for PM 1.1
DLGTITEM adlgti[1]; array of DLGTITEMs


DLGTITEMS structure
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USHORT fsItemStatus; Reservedshould be 0 for PM 1.1

USHORT cChildren; number of dialog item child windows owned by this
item. Child items should follow their parent in
the DLGTITEM array.

USHORT cchClassName; Class name length, if 0, then offClassName field
contains a WC_ constant or a value refering to a
class name.

USHORT offClassName; Class name text or constant.
USHORT cchText; length of text for this item.
USHORT offText; offset to text string in DLGTEMPLATE

ULONG flStyle; Window style of the control. 16 bits are standard
style bits. The remaining 16 bits depend on the
class of the control.

SHORT x; coordinates of the control in dialog box units
SHORT y;
SHORT cx;
SHORT cy;
USHORT id; ID for this control.
USHORT offPresParams; Reserved. Should be 0.
USHORT offCtlData; Offset to control specific data for the dialog
item. A value of 0 indicates no control data for
this item.



More DLGTITEMs structures for each control in the dialog box.
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Followed by extra data that is refered to in the control structures.
Such as:

Text for the controls.
Class names for the controls.
CtlData



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