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MFC/C++ Adding a docking pane to your application Author: Kirk Stowell Posted: November 16, 2007 Environment:Visual C++ MFC The following is a tutorial on how to create an MDI application with Docking Pane using the Visual Studio 6.0 Application Wizard. The same technique can be used for later versions of Visual Studio . NET as well. Create a simple MDI application using the MFC AppWizard: From Visual Studio select ‘File’ then ‘New’ and select the ‘Projects’ tab. Choose MFC Appwizard(exe) as your project type and enter ‘MDISample’ as the project name. For the first step, make sure that Multiple documents is selected then press the ‘Finish’ button. Add Empty Docking Pane Add the following line to your StdAfx.h file: Xtreme Toolkit Pro users: #include XTToolkitPro.h // Xtreme Toolkit Pro components Xtreme DockingPane users: #include XTDockingPanePro.h // Xtreme DockingPane components  Add CXTPDockingPaneManager member to CMainFrame class.  // Attributes public: CXTPDockingPaneManager m_paneManager;  Add string resources for the titles of the future panes IDR_PANE_OPTIONS 61446 Options PROPERTIES 61447 Properties  Add following to CMainFrame::OnCreate.  // Initialize the docking pane manager and set the // initial them for the docking panes. Do // this only after all control bars objects have been // created and docked. m_paneManager.InstallDockingPanes(this); m_paneManager.SetTheme(xtpPaneThemeOffice); // Create docking panes. CXTPDockingPane* pwndPane1 = m_paneManager.CreatePane( IDR_PANE_OPTIONS, CRect(0, 0,200, 120), dockLeftOf); CXTPDockingPane* pwndPane2 = m_paneManager.CreatePane( IDR_PANE_PROPERTIES, CRect(0, 0,200, 120), dockBottomOf, pwndPane1); Attach CWnd derived class to the panes: Add Cwnd derived class as member of CMainFrame.  // Attributes public: CStatic m_wndOptions; CEdit m_wndProperties; /pre liAdd OnDockingPaneNo