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    Hi. I wonder if anyone can help with a problem that I am having ?. I want to be able to create an MDI application that simply allows me to create text document(s) that I can edit and save/load. I have tried using the AppWizard that ships with the above named software version, but it simply does not work. After building the app. and running it, I create a new doc. and type the words 'hello there' in the 'new' doc. window, save it and reload, and all I get is the first character of the string plus four characters of rubbish. I have tried to determine what is wrong but to no avail. In desperation I re-installed a very old copy of VC++.6 and it works fine. Does anyone know of any changes or prehaps new clauses that need to be added to either the view or document classe(s)? Best regards. James

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      Hi. I wonder if anyone can help with a problem that I am having ?. I want to be able to create an MDI application that simply allows me to create text document(s) that I can edit and save/load. I have tried using the AppWizard that ships with the above named software version, but it simply does not work. After building the app. and running it, I create a new doc. and type the words 'hello there' in the 'new' doc. window, save it and reload, and all I get is the first character of the string plus four characters of rubbish. I have tried to determine what is wrong but to no avail. In desperation I re-installed a very old copy of VC++.6 and it works fine. Does anyone know of any changes or prehaps new clauses that need to be added to either the view or document classe(s)? Best regards. James

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      Why don't you use VC++ 6 it is not old. it is just not the newest. gabby

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        Why don't you use VC++ 6 it is not old. it is just not the newest. gabby

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        Thank you for your very helpful and constructive comment.

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