Answer / krishna akkulu

If you plan to manipulate simple text in your application,
CEditView does just that. It uses an Edit control to form
the user interface for the view. CEditView does not support
different font or color settings, though. For those
settings, you use a CRichEditView (discussed later, in the
section, "Using CRichEditView"). In addition to wrapping
the Edit control, CEditView also adds support for the
following command messages:

ID_FILE_PRINT
ID_EDIT_CUT
ID_EDIT_COPY
ID_EDIT_PASTE
ID_EDIT_CLEAR
ID_EDIT_UNDO
ID_EDIT_SELECT_ALL
ID_EDIT_FIND
ID_EDIT_REPLACE
ID_EDIT_REPEAT
The catch is that the menu items to generate these commands
are not implemented automatically; you must add these
yourself.

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