IT & Infrastructure

Not quite! :-( The article explains how to do it with ATL and MFC clients, not with VB clients. ================== The original message was: You're right. It's exactly what I need. Thank you very much!

Thanks for the comments. I'll tweak the link styles, and go back over the code formats in articles. Chris ================== The original message was: Visted items should be in a different color instead of just having the underline not show up when you move the mouse over them. It would be nice to SEE which articles have been read without having to move the mouse over them. Program listings should be formatted so that they fit on a printed page. See AtlSplitter.asp for an example of lines falling off the edge. Thank you for making the text fit on a printed page. That was one of my biggest complaints about CodeGuru.com. I said just one (there are many). I hope that this site grows quickly and attracts a lot more talented people. I'll have an article ready soon.

Sorry Chris but ;-) ... There is a scrollable dialog class on the CodeGuru site. ================== The original message was: I have been to codeguru, I have been to brainbuzz. I am desperate for an answer. I have a CDialog with lots of text and edit boxes. It looks like Address: [ ] etc.... I have the option of selecting 'vertical scroll' in the resource editor. When I execute, the scrollbars exist but they don't do anything. They just don't work. How can I make the vertical scrollbars in a CDialog work? Or, When I create a CFormView, I have the option of selecting 'popup' as opposed to overlapped or child. How can I call this popup CFormView. I can't use DoModal! I tried using Create() and CreateEx() but I get errors. Please an example would great. Any response you can give me will be greatly appreciated. Sincerely, Danielle

Hello Chris, You are just doing fine. Please get some sleep too, eh! BTW mingw32 is not other language, it is a C/C++ compiler for Win32. Paul. ================== The original message was: The forum structure has been rationalised a bit. All messages should still be available, but some may be in a different folder. Sorry for the inconvenience...

>... and I don't see why anyone would mind my creating >folders that are standard on most other programmer >forums So why the question in the first place? Paul.