Hello, Are you using Visual Studio 2005 Standard or Express edition perhaps? I have the same problem. I think that it is a missing feature in the standard edition, since the professional edition and higher support this. Others say that it might be a bug. Behind every great black man...             ... is the police. - Conspiracy brother Blog[^]

In your debug settings, under Additional DLLs, did you happen to add the DLL so that you may set breakpoints in it before running the application? If so, you may have provided the wrong DLL path. This can happen if you specify a Debug configuration path (e.g. "C:\...\Debug\MyDLL.dll") whereas the application loads the Release configuration of the same DLL (e.g. from "C:\...\Release\MyDLL.dll"). Although the two DLLs have the same name, they are loaded as separate modules into memory. The breakpoints are set in the module that never gets a chance to run. This can also happen if your DLL is a COM server (e.g. implements an ActiveX control). Whether the Release or Debug version of the DLL gets loaded depends on the last settings made in the registry. You need to lookup the CLSID of the implemented ActiveX control (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\CLSID\yourclsid) and see what InProcServer DLL is registered - the release or debug version. Then, in your application's debug settings, you need to synchronize the specified DLL path to this. Hope this helps.

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Subclassing should be usefull

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Yeah, if you don't mind i have a suggestion use Waitforsingleobject api inside the thread for wait for event which would set it self every time timer message arrived for example--> your thread -> void thread(lpvoid p) { while(1) { WaitForSingleObject(event); ---- your functioning ------- - -- } } and OnTimer(UINT nIdEvent)//timer function { SetEvent(event); } simple and consise way for creating service ----------------------------- "I Think It will Work" Formerly Known As "Alok The Programmer" at CP ----------------------------- Alok Gupta visit me at http://www.thisisalok.tk

I don't think that it provides such a feature. Calculate it manually, that should make things easier. Don't try it, just do it! ;-)

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Seems like writing a loader, or removing a nag screen Papa while (TRUE) Papa.WillLove ( Bebe ) ;

Just create a mail message in html, if you want to send the control with the message, you need to create a multipart message, where the html message is one part and the control itself the second. You can also reference other servers from your html code, thus the control can be placed on a server the client has access to. Please note that some, if not most, users have disabled running activex controls inside Outlook.

You can also statically link to MFC to avoid having to redistribute the MFC DLLs. Chances are that you're not using all of the MFC library, and thus you'd shorten download times by linking statically. Dead code is removed during link time. If you distributed the DLLs with the CAB, the user will have to download all the code - even that which is not used. -- I am looking for last year's snow between your legs.

Draw the text into a device context using TextOut or DrawText, then get the bitmap from the device context.  onwards and upwards...

How transparent? Are you talking about alpha chanel or transparency mask and how to create that mask? Delf

__uuidof keyword extract guid assigned to an object via "uuid" attribute ((__declspec(uuid"...")). It's not always assigned. Usually headers generated by midl or "import" statement have such attibutes attached to the objects (interfaces, enums) Check your header file that has a declaration of _CommandBarButtonEvents Edward