In that case it looks like it might me an include path issue. I still think it odd that this STL code which is distributed as source seems to be requiring the definition of a C Runtime function that isn't part of the standard interface in order to compile. Something subtle/nasty is going on here. Are you trying to mix code from VC6 with VS2002 or later? Do you have the C Runtime source installed with your compiler (it's optional)? I'd start by checking where your build is pulling its STL and CRT header files from. Perhaps one is coming from a much later SDK and the other from a compiler installation :~ "The secret of happiness is freedom, and the secret of freedom, courage." Thucydides (B.C. 460-400)

1. Use TB_HOTIMAGELIST message to set the "hot" image list of toolbar 2. Subclass the toolbar and implement the WM_MOUSExxx, WM_NCMOUSExxx etc. messages to detect toolbar buttons activation, mouse hovering etc. and you can do whatever you like to do. For example you can use DrawEdge to draw a button margins when hovered.

Let me know that work or not.I made the project which downloads the file from ftp server and shows the progress in progressbar.I can guide u further

Thanks sir for ur reply....Actualy i need to know both that is How can i get the total size of file also the bytes transferred ? because i need to calculate the time to set the range of progress indicator.

You do not need CWnd to call ::GetSafeHWnd() ::GetSafeHwnd() is a win32 API CWnd::GetSafeHWnd is the same but MFC wrapped . redindian

You select an item on treectrl and now you want to display this item on ComboBox(edit),Right? WhiteSky

On the process you want to show an animation you can show a avi file. WhiteSky

Yes you can use the list view in a dialog --Mike-- Visual C++ MVP :cool: LINKS~! Ericahist | PimpFish | CP SearchBar v3.0 | C++ Forum FAQ

You will need to use the CFileDialog class for that, as whitesky already said. To be able to select multiple files, the m_ofn.Flags should have the OFN_ALLOWMULTISELECT flag set. The nail that stands out will be hammered down - Japenese proverb

Shikha Jain wrote: How to achieve this.. Are you handling the LBN_SELCHANGE notification? "Approved Workmen Are Not Ashamed" - 2 Timothy 2:15 "Judge not by the eye but by the heart." - Native American Proverb

Shikha Jain wrote: ...it is not asked that what index does getcursel() return to me... Actually, you did. However, if that's not what you meant to ask, please rephrase your question. Shikha Jain wrote: ...i want the combobox to get update... Populate a combobox using either AddString() or InsertString(). Shikha Jain wrote: ...current item which get selected in the ListBox . Which is obtained with GetText(). "Approved Workmen Are Not Ashamed" - 2 Timothy 2:15 "Judge not by the eye but by the heart." - Native American Proverb

HI Shikha!!! Are u passing the correct path of the file to be uploaded in the CFtpConnection::PutFile() function??? i am new to programming but i had developed a FTP client just a couple of months back.. so, i want u to see if you are passing the correct path in the PutFile() function. and like what Sir David Crow said, without having a look at ur code, we may not be able to give u the correct suggestions.. so, just see if u can post the sample of ur code... i used the following lines of code to upload a file called as 'test.txt' residing on my 'C' drive.the file will be stored as 'ftptest.txt' on the FTP server. //Create a session variable and get a pointer to the FTP connection.. CInternetSession sess(_T("MyFtpModule")); CFtpConnection* pConnect = NULL; //use pConnect to Connect to the server pConnect = sess.GetFtpConnection(_T(/*pass the parameters here*/)); //when the connection is established,use PutFile() to upload BOOL bUploaded = pConnect->PutFile("C:\\test.txt","ftptest.txt",FTP_TRANSFER_TYPE_ASCII,1); I want others to correct if i am wrong.. Regards, vijay Aroli.

Do you use IHTMLElementRender::DrawToDC to obtain the bitmap? Does it clip the exceeded areas?

Can you be more specific whats application type?_** **_ whitesky

Supposing you actually need the full size of the HTML document, including the parts out of client area, a possible solution can look like this: CComPtr< IHTMLDocument3 > doc = (IHTMLDocument3*)GetHtmlDocument(); IHTMLElement * doc_element; doc->get_documentElement(&doc_element); CComQIPtr<IHTMLElement2> element = doc_element; long width; long height; element->get_scrollWidth(&width); element->get_scrollHeight(&height); Please note that the sizes are available only for fully loaded HTML documents, when GetReadyState() returns an appropriate value. Hope this is what you need in your HTML-capturing application.

Also, you might lookup WM_PAINT in the docs. Your window will get redrawn in a number of circumstances, some that you might not be expecting, such as when you drag another window over your window, you will get numerous WM_PAINT (OnDraw) events. Not sure why you need to know "when" it gets called, just be prepared to handle OnDraw at any time, because you never know when it will be called. Or maybe you're wondering about the order events are fired...can't help you with that one... - S 50 cups of coffee and you know it's on!

I would suggest you the follwing link : http://starkravingfinkle.org/blog/2004/09/[^] Somethings seem HARD to do, until we know how to do them. ;-) _AnShUmAn_