OpenGL in MFC?
Is their a way you can put OpenGL in an MFC program?
If yes can I download an example somewhere?
question 1: yes
question 2: yes
hint to question two: read my nick
if that does not help.. well.. read it again
i dont use mfc but i know its all around somewhere..
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question 2: yes
hint to question two: read my nick
if that does not help.. well.. read it again

i dont use mfc but i know its all around somewhere..
"take a look around" - limp bizkit
www.google.com
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You could start here:
http://www.opengl.org/developers/faqs/technical/mswindows.htm#mswi0150.
The opengl page is always a good place to look for OGL related stuff
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http://www.opengl.org/developers/faqs/technical/mswindows.htm#mswi0150.
The opengl page is always a good place to look for OGL related stuff

There is a great article in this site -yep, here at gamedev- about using 4-pane OpenGL views with MFC. But I will not exactly tell you where it is. Get used to doing some searching on your own. Maybe next time you''ll search before you ask. 

For MFC & OpenGL try
http://www.mfcogl.com/
It has 20-30 examples you can download and some tutorials.
http://www.mfcogl.com/
It has 20-30 examples you can download and some tutorials.
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