Dear Cedric Moonen, Thanks for your prompt reply!, and of course sorry for my delay! Actually, I am writing a program that need to taking charge of the USB drives being plugged in and authorizing it. When a drive is being plugged in, I could use the wm_devicechange message handler. LRESULT CMyDialog::OnMyDeviceChange(WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam) { EnumUSBDevices(); CString strDrive; for(int i=0; i

I need to create an application that controls a USB storage device just plugged in. When I use WM_DEVICECHANGE notification, I am able to get the details of plugged in device like any other applications registered for a notification. Instead of being one such application that handles notification, I want to take charge of the USB device from the moment it is plugged in. (I guess it need some driver programming) Kindly provide a solution for the same. Biju Raman K

Firefox 2.0 is really cool... like their previous versions. Once I started using FF, I have never looked back to IE. It still maintains its LIGHT weight installer, SPEED of browsing, and of course we can TRUST the security features, pop up blocking etc. We should really appreciate the effort they have taken to keep the interface easy to use for existing IE users. Just started using FF2 yesterday, the look and feel is different, and would post more on it later... I HAVE JUST ADDED FF2 TO MY TOOLKIT CD. C YA Biju Raman K from Bangalore, India.