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  BOOL Create( const char FAR* lpClassName, const char FAR* lpWindowName,
               DWORD dwStyle, const RECT& rect, const CWnd* pParentWnd,
               UINT nID );
 
  Parameter      Description
 
  <lpClassName>  Points to a null-terminated character string that names
                 the Windows class (a WNDCLASS struct). The class name can
                 be any name registered with the AfxRegisterWndClass
                 function or any of the predefined control-class names. If
                 NULL, uses the default CWnd attributes. See CreateEx for
                 a description of the possible values.
 
  <lpWindowName> Points to a null-terminated character string that
                 contains the window name.
 
  <dwStyle>      Specifies the ◄window style► attributes. See CreateEx for
                 a description of the possible values.
 
  <rect>         The size and position of the window, in client
                 coordinates of <pParentWnd>.
 
  <pParentWnd>   The parent window.
 
  <nID>          The ID of the child window.
 
  Remarks
 
  Creates a Windows child window and attaches it to the CWnd object.
 
  You construct a child window in two steps. First, invoke the
  constructor, which constructs the CWnd object, then call Create, which
  creates the Windows child window and attaches it to CWnd. Create
  initializes the window's class name and window name, and registers
  values for its style, parent, and ID.
 
  Return Value
 
  TRUE if initialization is successful; otherwise FALSE.
 
  See Also
 
  ◄CWnd::CWnd►, ◄CWnd::CreateEx►
 
 
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