Try the IDOK message.. you are using a dialog, aren't you? You could also try the WM_KEYDOWN message.

I have the same problem, and I don't know what to do about it. Accessing the registry, that is. Are you using the OpenRegKeyEx or the function(I forgot its name)? Baaf.

This looks kind of familiar.. You must be in a hurry, codeguru.com??

select it and press 'delete'.

Handle OnOk() for enter and OnCancel() for escape, in which you prevent the program from terminating.

What exactly do you need explained? You can order books via the internet, you know..

yes. I suggest that you read a book about visual c++.

well isn't this nice...

CString strCoffee = "coffee smells terrible"; int iSearch = strCoffee.find("err"); if (iSearch != -1) { //found it. } else { //couldn't find it. }

hee hee.. Nous ne parlons pas Français bien. (or was it meilleur?..) Voulez-vous parler en Anglais s'il vous plait? Merci beaucoup! Baaf. _________ So, what do you think of my French?

How about this: CFtpConnection *pFtp; .... pFtp = Session.GetFtpConnection(...); ... ... CFtpConnection& hFtp = *pFtp;

Don't use stream(). Use CRichEditDoc::OnFileSave("C:/yada.txt").

You can use the DeleteColumn(), DeleteView() and DeleteRow() to remove them. See MSDN.

SendMessage(hwnd, WM_LBUTTONDOWN, (WPARAM)(fill this out, use your help),(LPARAM)(same here..)); Piece of cake.