In a message dated 02-1896, Jack Skeen said to All:

JS|I would like to know if anybody can help me with a problem I am having.
  |I am fairly new to C++ programming. I typed in a small program that I
  |copied out of a book. It basically just creates a small menu and an
  |about_this_program Dialog box. I am using OWL 2.0. I created the menu,
  |accelerator keys, the icon, and the dialog box in Resource Workshop. I
  |compiled my project which included my cpp file and my Resource file.
  |Everything works but the dialog box. I have a menu, and my accelerator

I don't personally use OWL, but I have much experience with The Resource
Workshop.  If one of my dialogs does not display, I first check to make
sure I used GENERIC controls.  Borland's defaults are to use BORLAND
checkbox, BORLAND pushbuttons, etc.,

You can edit your .rc file (or use RW) and look at the controls in the
dialog.  If any are NOT WC_* but use a "BCCheck" (or something
like that) in quotes, your using "extra" controls.  This is OK,
but the Borland DLL that's needed for this dialog to load is often hard to
find.  I don't even know what it's called any more :)

Nick

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