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The CreateUpDownControl function creates an up-down control.
HWND CreateUpDownControl(
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    DWORD dwStyle, 
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    int x, 
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    int y, 
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    int cx, 
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    int cy, 
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    HWND hParent, 
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    int nID, 
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    HINSTANCE hInst
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    HWND hBuddy, 
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    int nUpper, 
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    int nLower, 
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    int nPos
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Parameters
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dwStyle
- 
Window styles for the control. This parameter should include the WS_CHILD,
WS_BORDER, and WS_VISIBLE styles, and it may include any of the window styles
specific to the up-down control.
 
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x 
- 
Horizontal coordinate, in client coordinates, of the upper-left corner of the
control. 
 
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y
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Vertical coordinate, in client coordinates, of the upper-left corner of the
control. 
 
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cx 
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Width, in pixels, of the up-down control.
 
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cy
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Height, in pixels, of the up-down control.
 
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hParent
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Handle to the parent window of the up-down control
 
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nID
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Identifier for the up-down control.
 
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hInst
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Handle to the module instance of the application creating the up-down control.
 
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hBuddy
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Handle to the window associated with the up-down control. If this parameter is
NULL, the control has no buddy window.
 
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nUpper 
- 
Upper limit (range) of the up-down control.
 
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nLower
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Lower limit (range) of the up-down control.
 
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nPos
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Position of the control.
Return Values
If the function succeeds, the return value is the window handle to the up-down
control.
If the function fails, the return value is NULL. To get extended error
information, call GetLastError.
Remarks
Windows 95: The system can support a maximum of 16,364 window handles.