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   From: dsarvas@yahoo.com   
      
   I tried l GetWindowLong(GWL_ID) as Scott Seligman suggested but I   
   wasn't getting back IDs I would get when I ran the loop I created.   
   But I'll check again to see if I'm possibly using it improperly.   
      
   Regarding your suggestion to use GetDlgCtrlID(), I was using   
   GetDlgCtrlItem in my loop using the range of IDs in my loop as one of   
   the parameters.  I wasn't aware of GetDlgCtrlID().  By the very name   
   it sounds more like what I'm looking for.  I'll give that a try now.   
   Thanks.   
      
   Don   
      
   On Sat, 6 Dec 2008 12:00:54 -0500, "expvb"  wrote:   
      
   >"Don"  wrote in message   
   >news:493a9d6d.2039234@news.west.cox.net...   
   >> Looks like the way   
   >> I've been doing it is the best I can hope for, then.  Unfortunately,   
   >> if I use a loop of 0 to 100, for instance, I won't find an control ID   
   >> with a very high number.  If I run a loop with a very high limit then   
   >> it may take longer than I want . . . but works.   
   >   
   >What about using GetWindowLong(GWL_ID) as Scott Seligman suggested, or   
   >calling GetDlgCtrlID()?   
   >   
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