Key Features of the MFC Library

	Chapter 2 - A Quick Start Using the IDE
	Visual C++ 6: The Complete Reference
	Chris H. Pappas and William H. Murray, III

Copyright 1998 The McGraw-Hill Companies

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	Docking or Floating a Toolbar

	You can make the standard toolbar (found just under the Visual C++ title bar), or any other toolbar docked or floating. In docked mode, a toolbar is fixed to any of the four borders of the application window. You cannot modify the size of a toolbar when it is docked.

	In floating mode, a toolbar has a thin title bar and can appear anywhere on your screen. A floating toolbar is always on top of all other windows. You can modify the size or position of a toolbar when it is floating.

	To change a docked toolbar into a floating toolbar:

	•		Click (keep left mouse button depressed) on the title bar or to a blank area in the toolbar.

	•		Drag the toolbar away from the dock to any position you desire.

	To dock a floating toolbar:

	•		Click (keep left mouse button depressed) on the title bar or to a blank area in the toolbar.

	•		Drag the toolbar to any of the four borders in the application window.

	To position a floating toolbar over a docked toolbar:

	•		Click (keep left mouse button depressed) on the title bar or to a blank area in the toolbar.

	•		Depress the ctrl key, and drag the toolbar over any docking area within the application window.

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