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RGR: examples/replaceplus: UNICODE build mode fails [r8772].

@jogybl wrote: Had a better idea Very nice!

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Hi, and welcome to the forum! Hi, firstly thanks to everyone who contributes here. Thanks! Much appreciated. I was able to get my old owl 5 program converted to owlnext 7 and its great. 64 bit and everything in VS2022 in a real treat. That's great to hear! Please post a review. The only issue i have remaining before testing is the TControlBar for all the shortcut buttons. The old one works fine but its way too small on a high res monitor. As AI suggested, you can create larger source bitmaps. For...

@jogybl, it works great, thanks! Consider activating persistent window position by setting the the new flag wfPersistentExtent [feature-requests:#258] on the main window (and disable it for the client). Also, the title for the default button ("Replace") should become "Touch" when the touch action is selected, perhaps? And the action "Find" should actually be named "Replace", shouldn't it? PS. For some further polish, align buttons Replace, Close and Help to the right with closer spacing, similar...

@jogybl, it works great, thanks! Consider activating persistent window position by setting the the new flag wfPersistentExtent [feature-requests:#258] on the main window (and disable it for the client). PS. For some further polish, align buttons Replace, Close and Help to the right with closer spacing, similar to wizard conventions, and align the horizontal separator line to the bottom as well, so that it moves with the buttons (or perhaps better yet, lock the window height to the default, leaving...

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