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I have a CButton embedded in a CWnd and I want to change the background
color and text color.

I have tried trapping WM_CTLCOLOR in the CWnd, but no messages go through.
Do I have to override CButton to CMyButton::CButton and trap WM_CTLCOLOR
there?
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No, you have to do an owner-draw button.  There is no way to
programmatically just change the background color of a button
(although you can change the text color in the WM_CTLCOLOR handler).
Fortunately, owner-draw buttons are fairly easy, because of the
DrawEdge function.  A trick is that when the button is "depressed",
move the text right and down by SM_CXBORDER units (watch a "real"
button and you'll see this trick; I discovered it when I kept trying
to figure out why my owner-draw buttons didn't look "as good" as
standard buttons.
                        joe