How can I change text on a win32 window?

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Published on 2010-04-19T15:36:38Z Indexed on 2010/04/19 20:53 UTC
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Looking for hints, tips and search terms for changing the text on a win32 window from C#.

More specifically, I'm trying to change the text on the print dialog from "Print" to "OK", as I am using the dialog to create a print ticket and not do any printing.

How can I find the dialog's window handle? Once I've got it, how would I go about finding the button in the child windows of the form? Once I've found that, how would I change the text on the button? And how can I do all this before the dialog is shown?

There's a similar question here, but it points to a CodeProject article that is waaay more complex than needed and is taking me a bit longer to parse through than I'd like to spend on this. TIA.

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