Each line will be just like a list item.<BR><BR>Not much help on the Win32 API, but what you want to do is to append to the control, user a CRLF (\r\n) to make a new line.

Microsoft is opening up old Win32 APIs long used for 32-bit Windows programming, letting coders use languages of their choice instead of the default C/C++ option or individual workarounds. As its name ...

If you want to able to getting down and dirty with MFC I think knowning the Win32 API is a must. Also, there's also the whole "right tool for the job" argument for knowing both.

The project has published a set of principles and goals including maximum API coverage. Microsoft said that while Win32 APIs are readily accessible to C and C++, other languages such as C# and ...

Ever since, Microsoft has been attempting to bridge the divide between Win32 (also called the Windows API) and UWP APIs. In short, Project Reunion is Microsoft’s latest attempt to “make it ...

Microsoft’s Project Reunion will give developers of traditional Win32 apps access to new APIs including the Fluent UI common to modern Windows apps. (Microsoft Image) Microsoft is bringing ...

Project Reunion does not replace existing desktop Windows platforms, frameworks, and APIs such as .NET, Windows Forms, Windows Presentation Foundation, and C++/Win32.