Thanx prasad_som, I didn't know about that option, it's exactly what I needed. I've found in in Visual Studio.Net too, when you rightclick in the resource view on any of the resources there's the "Resource Symbols" option. There's no teacher who can teach us anything new He can just help us to remember the things we always knew! E N I G M A

Thanx, it worked. The only problem was, that CDocTemplate doesn't contain the m_hMenuShared, the CMDIDocTemplate contains it, so here's how i made it : POSITION pos = pDocMan->GetFirstDocTemplatePosition(); while (pos) { CMultiDocTemplate *pDocTemplate = (CMultiDocTemplate*)pDocMan->GetNextDocTemplate(pos); } ::InsertMenu(pDocTemplate->m_hMenuShared,1,MF_BYPOSITION | MF_POPUP, (UINT)pMenu->m_hMenu, "submenu"); wich added the "submenu" just after "File".

Hy. The plugins are dinamically created (i load them with LoadLibrary) and all the plugins are MFC Extension DLL. I found another way, it's working perfectly, i use a component named : EzOptionsDlg wich uses CPropertyPages, exactly what worked for me. (you can find it here at C.P. http://www.codeproject.com/dialog/ezoptionsdlg.asp. My only problem with this is that i have to make shure each plugin uses different resource numbers ore the wrong dialogs will appear. Anyway, i solved the problem, i wanted to make something similar to this. Thanx for the help.

Just remember if you allocate memory from your DLL you have to free it from your DLL. One way to get around this is to pass a function pointer to your DLL for allocating memory. Todd Smith