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Warning: no message line prompt for ID 0x8005.

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    In my application (which is running fine except one warning) a main sdi window creates a modeless dialog when user selects an option from menu. If the modeless option is not created there is no warning but if modeless dialog is created then the above warning is shown at the end of program in output window. It means it has something to do with modeless dialog, but i cant figure it out. please help.

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      In my application (which is running fine except one warning) a main sdi window creates a modeless dialog when user selects an option from menu. If the modeless option is not created there is no warning but if modeless dialog is created then the above warning is shown at the end of program in output window. It means it has something to do with modeless dialog, but i cant figure it out. please help.

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      That message is normally shown when you have a menu or toolbar command that does not have a message line associated with it.  Normally when you create a command, you also specify a line of text to be shown on the Status Bar, and the framework automatically looks this up (as a String Table entry with the same ID as the command) and use it.    Try making sure that all menu/TB commands text in their "Prompt:" field (on VC6, not sure what it is called in VS.Net).    Peace!

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