bcemick wrote: Not at this time, although that is a possibility later on. For right now, though, I have to get it working this way. It's NEVER a good idea to 'do it this way for now and change to a good design later'. I suggest you stop coding and read a book called 'Code Complete'. Seriously. If the function is not pure virtual ( has no body for you to call anyhow ), I don't see why you can't call it.

Thanks for the links and tips. I have read through some of those articles that seemed to be the best ones for what I'm looking for. However, I haven't been able to find any that actually show how the data is formatted for the printed report (unless I missed it somewhere - always possible). I guess I'll just keep combing through them until I come across what I'm looking for or I figure it out for myself. Again, thank you.

(Kid?) I listened; I really did. I was so sure that I had done it that I almost didn't go check to make sure I had. But, to be on the safe side, I checked. Lo and behold, I had either been attacked by a case of The Stupids and forgotten to do it or deleted it while messing around with it. Either way, thank you for the help.

bcemick wrote: I think I got it figured out. I needed a separate function for each page in the Property Sheet Correct. For each page/tab on the sheet, a separate CPropertyPage object is needed. "Opinions are neither right nor wrong. I cannot change your opinion. I can, however, change what influences your opinion." - David Crow

Thank you. I was expecting some long, drawn-out ordeal. Once again, I was over-thinking the whole process.