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 CreateWindow()         Creates an overlapped, pop-up or child window
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   Syntax:              CreateWindow( <cClassName>, <cTitle>, <nStyle>,
                                      <nLeft>, <nTop>, <nWidth>, <nHeight>,
                                      <hWndOwner>, <hMenu>, <cExtraData> )
                                      --> <hWnd>

                        This function creates a window. It is used from
                        inside FiveWin TWindow Class. Use Classes as they
                        much more powerful and easy to manage.

   Parameters:

   <cClassName>         The name of the class of the window. This
                        class it is not related to an 5W oops class, but
                        to a windows api own identification.

   <cTitle>             The title or the caption of the window.

   <nStyle>             Specifies the style of the window being created.

   <nLeft>, <nTop>      The coordinates and dimensions of the window.
   <nWidth>, <nHeight>

   <hWndOwner>          The handle of the window owner (if any) of the new
                        window.

   <hMenu>              The handle of its PullDown menu.

   <cExtraData>         Some extra data sometimes required.

   Returns:

   <hWnd>               The handle of the just created window.


   Sample:              See SOURCE\\CLASSES\\Window.prg for a sample of
                        how FiveWin uses this function.

   Source code:         SOURCE\\WINAPI\\CreateWn.c

   See also:            TWindow Class and Window creation xBase commands



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