Im developping a little database program for one of my friends. At startup,
this program will show some kind of window (like a dialogbox or plain
'window') with 4 buttons. These buttons lead to another part of the program
depending on what button is pressed, one for "deleting" posts in the
database, one for searching, one for adding and one for quitting.

Since I've only just started programming for windows, I'm having problems
with this Messageloop thingy. Sure, I've made a few small programs wich all
work fine (with messageloops), but now when I'm trying to create a larger
program using more than one dialog box, I've stumbled into some problems. I
suppose i could probably skip the messageloop compleatly, since all the
dialogs needed to create the program are modal, but that would be bad
style, right?. Another alternative could perhaps be to use nonmodal dialogs
(like those created with CreateDialog), but then I would need a handle to
the currently active dialog in the messageloop for the IsDialogMessage
call, wich leads to further problems - I would have to changle this dialog
handle each time I use a new dialog (like moving from the delete to the
search dialog or something..).
The last non-brilliant idea that just hit me was to use plain windows (not
dialogboxes) throughout the whole program - but hey, how do I use a
dialogresource in a window?

By now, you are probably immensly confused, but all I want to know is how
to implement all my dialogboxes that make up the program.
Thanks in advance.

-- KDJ

Dave
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