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──Microsoft Foundation Classes──────────────────────────────────────────────
 
  Windows 3.1 only
 
  int FindStringExact( int nIndexStart, LPSTR lpszFind );
 
  Parameter     Description
 
  <nIndexStart> Specifies the zero-based index of the item before the
                first item to be searched. When the search reaches the
                bottom of the list box, it continues from the top of the
                list box back to the item specified by <nIndexStart>. If
                <nIndexStart> is -1, the entire list box is searched from
                the beginning.
 
  <lpszFind>    Points to the null-terminated string to search for. This
                string can contain a complete filename, including the
                extension. The search is not case-sensitive, so the string
                can contain any combination of uppercase and lowercase
                letters.
 
  Remarks
 
  An application calls the FindStringExact member function to find the
  first list box string that matches the string specified in <lpszFind>.
 
  If the list box was created with an owner-drawn style but without the
  ◄LBS_HASSTRINGS► style, the FindStringExact member function attempts to
  match the doubleword value against the value of <lpszFind>.
 
  Return Value
 
  The index of the matching item, or LB_ERR if the search was
  unsuccessful.
 
  See Also
 
  ◄CListBox::FindString►, ◄LB_FINDSTRING►, ◄LB_FINDSTRINGEXACT►
 
 
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