Running the DragTest.exe on my XP work tablet the same problem occurs. I'm not sure we are talking about the same thing. :( I'm only multiple selecting using the mouse left button. I don't care about dragging at all, I just want to create a blue highlighted selection of rows. With the DragTest.exe the Index colum only is dragable I cannot create a multiple selection of rows unless i do the following steps: a) left click and hold the mouse button on the first columns blank area or anywhere after the last row or column. b) then I move the mouse to highlight the rows I want. This creates a rectangle (of dashed lines)that covers the first highlighted row from the start position of the mouse to the final position of the mouse. c) I release the mouse then the dashed rectangle disappears and a whole lot of rows remain highlighted in blue. The problem is when I have a big list say 20,000 rows and 30 columns the user can't always use the mouse to select a whole lot of rows. ___________________________ Here come the machines!

hum, it seems that what you need have been answered several ways, but at a low level... did you try CWnd::GetDefID() ? by using this function, the window the button is on will change its default button (it will remove the property from the last one to set it to the button you provide then). this way, you'll be able to press the "enter" key to use you button. TOXCCT >>> GEII power [toxcct][VisualCalc]

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That temp should be alright. What you may want to do is eradicate dust, see if you can find an active cooler for the processor (i.e. uses fan, not just heatsink etc) You may want to test a different power supply with it though. That could be creating some problems too. Matt Newman If you chose to continue this discussion, I am fully prepared to make you my bitch. I invite you to ask around, and you'll find out that I'm quite capable of doing so - John Simmons on Trolls