you can load resource in the application directly instead of loading in dlls. when you load resource in the application after load some dlls.the system will look for the resource not only in the application but also in dlls it has loaded. i hope it works well... gucy

assuming you're exporting C functions (not C++ stuff) it might help to add ' extern "C" ' to the function declarations : DLL's header: extern "C" WINAPI void MyFunc(...); DLL's implementation: #include "DLLs header.h" ... void WINAPI MyFunc(...) { } -c Chris Losinger Smaller Animals Software

um, i can't say this for sure, but i think that the font selected in the dc and the font set in the edit box need not be the same. i remember facing something similar long time back when i changed the font selected in the dc but had the edit box showing the text in a different font. i am not sure why this happens, or even whether this is happening in your case, but there you are. i suggest using the CWnd::GetFont() funntion and then CFont::GetLogFont() function on the returned CFont pointer from CEdit::GetFont() funtion. you can then use the LOGFONT structure to get the data you need. not sure if this is the solution though. ;P Regards, Rohit Sinha

why dont you tie the message handling of the view to the mainframe instead of the view ... that way it always is available whatever view is visible ... then you just find the view window (from the doc template iterator) you want to print :)

Here is the code who hide / show a row . This code is written especially to hide / show only a row at a time . You can use it also to hide / show more then one row, but be aware to the sequence of hide / show operations. Derive a class from CSplitterWnd, and add this code : void CMySplitterWnd::HideRow(int rowHide) { ASSERT(m_nRows > 1); ASSERT(rowHide < m_nRows); SetActivePane( 0, 0 ); CWnd* pPaneHide = GetPane(rowHide, 0); ASSERT(pPaneHide != NULL); pPaneHide->ShowWindow(SW_HIDE); pPaneHide->SetDlgCtrlID(AFX_IDW_PANE_FIRST + m_nRows); for( int row = rowHide + 1; row < m_nRows; row++ ) { CWnd* pPane = GetPane( row, 0 ); ASSERT( pPane != NULL ); pPane->SetDlgCtrlID( IdFromRowCol(row - 1, 0) ); m_pRowInfo[row-1] = m_pRowInfo[row]; } m_nRows--; m_pRowInfo[m_nRows] = m_pRowInfo[rowHide]; RecalcLayout(); } void CTSplitterWnd::ShowRow(int rowShow) { ASSERT(m_nRows < m_nMaxRows); int rowNew = rowShow; CRowColInfo rowNewInfo = m_pRowInfo[m_nRows]; m_nRows++; int row; CWnd* pPaneShow = GetDlgItem( AFX_IDW_PANE_FIRST + m_nRows); ASSERT(pPaneShow != NULL); pPaneShow->ShowWindow(SW_SHOWNA); for(row = m_nRows - 2; row >= rowNew; row--) { CWnd* pPane = GetPane(row, 0); ASSERT(pPane != NULL); pPane->SetDlgCtrlID(IdFromRowCol(row + 1, 0)); m_pRowInfo[row + 1] = m_pRowInfo[row]; } pPaneShow->SetDlgCtrlID(IdFromRowCol(rowNew, 0)); m_pRowInfo[rowNew] = rowNewInfo; RecalcLayout(); } On this base you can write the functions for hide / show a colon