need help with DL_BEGINDRAG, DL_DRAGGING, DL_CANCELDRAG, or DL_DROPPED.

i have no code yet and have been reading msdn but i cant understand how it works properly , is there any tuts with working samples for this ,

Why? MSDN tells you EVERYTHING that you need to know:

DL_CANCELDRAG
DL_BEGINDRAG
DL_DRAGGING
DL_DROPPED

There's also Google.

EDIT:

Okay, So here is somthing on DL_BEGINDRAG:

Code:

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DL_BEGINDRAG:
{
  DRAGLISTINFO dli = *((LPDRAGLISTINFO)lParam);
  dli.uNotification;                // The notification.
  dli.hWnd;                          // Handle to the window.
  dli.ptCursor;                      // Current coords of the cursor.
  int idCtl = (int)wParam;          // The controls ID.
}
break;

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yes but i dont know where it goes , does it go in the message loop , as a case label?

I would assume it goes in the callback like so:

Code:

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BOOL CALLBACK DialogCallback(HWND hwnd, UINT Message, WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam)
{
    switch(Message)
    {
        DL_BEGINDRAG:
        {
          DRAGLISTINFO dli = *((LPDRAGLISTINFO)lParam);
          dli.uNotification;                // The notification.
          dli.hWnd;                          // Handle to the window.
          dli.ptCursor;                      // Current coords of the cursor.
          int idCtl = (int)wParam;          // The controls ID.
        }
        break;
        default:
            return FALSE;
    }
    return TRUE;
}

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I haven't tested it, so I could very well be wrong.

If you want to capture a single frame as a still image, you can use the WM_CAP_GRAB_FRAME_NOSTOP or WM_CAP_GRAB_FRAME message (or the capGrabFrameNoStop or capGrabFrame macro) to capture the digitized image in an internal frame buffer. You can freeze the display on the captured image by using WM_CAP_GRAB_FRAME. Otherwise, use WM_CAP_GRAB_FRAME_NOSTOP.

Once captured, you can copy the image for use by other applications. You can copy an image from the frame buffer to the clipboard by using the WM_CAP_EDIT_COPY message (or the capEditCopy macro). You can also copy the image from the frame buffer to a device-independent bitmap (DIB) by using the WM_CAP_FILE_SAVEDIB message (or the capFileSaveDIB macro).
Your application can also use the two single-frame capture messages to edit a sequence frame by frame, or to create a time-lapse photography sequence.

CODE:
capGrabFrame(hwndVideo);//this pauses the video feed in teh current camera hwndVideo
capFileSaveDIB(hwndVideo,"image.jpeg");