What Windows program does not have a dialog box? an edit box? a button? Dialog boxes
and controls are vital to Windows user interfaces, and all of them, even the simple
button or piece of static text, are windows. The common controls enable you to take
advantage of the learning time users have devoted to other programs and the
programming time developers have put in on the operating system in order to use the
same File Open dialog box as everybody else, the same hierarchical tree control, and so
on. Learn more about all these controls in Chapters 2, "Dialogs and Controls," and 10,
"Windows 95 Common Controls."