
 WMLOOKUP: Looks Up Messages
 
 THIS TOOL IS NOT SUPPORTED BY MICROSOFT CORPORATION. IT IS
 PROVIDED "AS IS" BECAUSE WE BELIEVE IT MAY BE USEFUL TO
 YOU. WE REGRET THAT MICROSOFT IS UNABLE TO SUPPORT OR
 ASSIST YOU, SHOULD YOU HAVE PROBLEMS USING THIS TOOL.
 
 WMLOOKUP is a tool that helps find a Microsoft(R)
 Windows(TM) message for a given message number. The
 program lets you enter a number (either in hex or in
 decimal) into an edit control. WmLookUp then displays the
 WM_ message that corresponds to this number.
 
 WMLOOKUP is a C++ application that uses the Microsoft
 Foundation Classes (MFC). To map a message number to
 message text, the program reads the WINDOWS.H file.
 WMLOOKUP also demonstrates several interesting features of
 MFC, including serialization, file I/O, using dialog boxes
 as main windows, and collection classes.
 
 The first time you run WMLOOKUP, it will say that it
 cannot find the WMLOOKUP.JNK file and ask you if it should
 create it. WMLOOKUP does not need this file to run, but
 loads faster. If you decide that WMLOOKUP is a useful tool
 and plan to use it, you may want to create this file.
 WMLOOKUP looks for WMLOOKUP.JNK only in the current
 directory. If it creates the file, it places it in the
 current directory.
 
 WMLOOKUP was built and tested under Microsoft Windows
 version 3.1.
 
 KEYWORDS: PR-CD2
 
 Click to run WMLOOKUP.EXE.
 \untools\wmlookup\wmlookup.exe
