I've got my fonts at 150% and the scroll bar when minimized is covering the the left side of the article so I can't read the first few characters of each line. Also I find that it takes too long for the scrollbar to slide away on a 850Mhz P3. The rate used to expand is nice, why not retract at the same rate? I tried locking it and it jumped back to retracted in the locked position. Otherwise I like the idea. On the subject of larger font sizes this edit field I'm typing in is 125% as wide as the screen which makes it kind of hard to use.

We're facing most of the same issues that are being discussed on this thread. Here is a technical question that probably should be asked in a different forum: What is the best way to transmit user information via the internet to our web server where a database is accessed and a special code generated which is sent back to the installation program - all transparently to the user. I'm a C++/MFC programmer with no experience with ActiveX, Java, ASP, VB or any other internet language. Our install program is Install Shield. Thanks, Dave Saulnie

Anyone know how I can allow the user to enter a string wider than the edit portion of the CComboBoxEx? I've tried LimitText which works if I set it to a low number like 5. However, if I set it to a high number like 1024 or even 50 it doesn't take. I saw the comment in the MSDN about having to set the style to CBS_AUTOHSCROLL and tried that but still haven't gotten any luck. TIA, Dave Saulnier CADKEY Corporation