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And that is because DEFAULT_DlRECTORY is an array and passing it as an argument means the address of the first character is passed. Ok, I must confess to being ate up with the dumb ass there. Thank you for taking the time for a gentle kick in the butt. Thank you for your time If you work with telemetry, please check this bulletin board: www.irigbb.com

See https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/eff58fe7.aspx[^].

Here's another much more recent article about what you can do to find the error: Investigate crashes: c stack trace and dumps[^] The difficult we do right away... ...the impossible takes slightly longer.

Did you have called CoInitialize[Ex] before? To check if it is registered you can look into the registry at HKCR\CLSID\value_of_CLSID_SpVoice. If it is not present, it may help to re-install the runtime.

This would be better placed in the C / C++ / MFC forum[^]. There is no class wizard support because the CFolderPickerDialog is based on Windows common dialogs which are handled a little bit different. So you must derive your class manually. To get help with your problem you should post the relevant source code parts.

What is the error? Are you sure you can add a menu item to a button?

Your Laptop class does not inherit Computer, so you cannot call it in that way. Your definition should be: class Laptop : Computer { //

Remove the CString dependency (i.e. use std::string or something else)... as easy CString is to use, they sure jumbled things up by essentially including it in two places (which is what I assume the link time portion means). Now, I am assuming that's what they mean by "not being link-time compatible" means. You can verify by using a tools to look for the CString symbols in either library (in linux you'd use the "nm" utility, there must be a Windows equivalent but not sure of the name).