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You should post this message in Mobile development forum[^]. I think there would be much more solution for you.

Thank you, found out myself! It´s always the same: Searching two hours for a solution, then decide to ask the forum, then try again and find solution self within 2 minutes! Here is the solution: Subclass a CMyMenu from CMenu and overwrite "void OnUpdateCmdUI(CFrameWnd* pTarget, BOOL bDisableIfNoHndler)" in this new class. In this function do nothing, so the automatism doesn´t work. Greez...

Yep - you need to convert the RGB value to another form : hue, saturation and value (or lightness). Essentially, the lightness is your intensity. The basic concept is that you are navigating the color cube. When I had to do this, I converted the RGB value to HSV, adjusted the HSV, and then returned to RGB space. chg C. Gilley Will program for food... My son's PDA is an M249 SAW.

Hi, Try the CDC::Pie() function. http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/vclib/html/_mfc_cdc.3a3a.pie.asp[^] Eli

Although you already have an answer to the CString-related issue, I note that you are using wcstod(...) instead of wcstoul(...).    I could understand if you might be handing strings that contain values in the higher ranges of the double type, but you are truncating them via the cast to DWORD...    Passing an unsigned short type as the second parameter to the wcstod(...) function might be technically incorrect now, too; it should be wchar_t, as wchar_t is (can map to) a native type in VC++ .Net and above (see __wchar_t for details).    Peace! -=- James If you think it costs a lot to do it right, just wait until you find out how much it costs to do it wrong! Tip for new SUV drivers: Professional Driver on Closed Course does not mean your Dumb Ass on a Public Road! DeleteFXPFiles & CheckFavorites (Please rate this post!)

This how double works. if you assign var to 2.0 it will be stored as 2.0 but when it will start use it will be presented as 1.999999999(9) :)

With the code listed, you created two completely separate functions: CEditEx::MyFunc and CInputCtrl::MyFunc. If you have a pointer to a CInputCtrl, it will call CInputCtrl::MyFunc. To use multiple inheritance, what you want is for the code on the 2nd derivation to be more generic and not window oriented. Ths second branch should not be derived from CWnd, CObject, etc. Sort of like this: class CGeneric { virtual bool DoSomething(); } class CMyEdit : public CEdit, CGeneric { bool DoSomething(); }; The CGeneric class won't have direct access to any windowing features. It's similar to using the global functions, but with more inheritance control.

Thanks a lot for your answer, Andrew! Unfortunately I already tried that, but does NOT work. But maybe this is because I am on Embedded C++ 4.0? At least I am sure it does NOT work in Embedded C++ 4.0, but I will have a look in C++ 6.0 too. Do you or anyone have a solution for eMbedded C++, too?. Thank you very much... Martin