(1) Search in MSDN for "Redistributing Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 Applications". Read subitem "Redistributing Database Support Files". (2) Search in MSDN for "AfxDaoInit 0x0601". The topic is handled in the "Q+A: C++" section of the January 2000 issue of Microsoft Systems Journal.

I would like to change my app from DAO35 to DAO36 or higher, to support ACCESS2000 DBs. How to convert a existing ACCESS97 database programmatically (using DAO)? Is there anything comparable to the RepairDatabase / CompactDatabase calls ? Thank you.

In VC6 I really liked the "calling functions" and "called functions" toolbar buttons (configured under commands - view). Does anybody know where to find this in VC7 IDE ?

Yes, there are different icons under the different device types. That's strange. Thank you for pointing to the solution.

(1) Yes, I rebuilt (2) It is not the problem with app/doc icon, but the app has the MFC default icon.

Yes, in the app. The desktop link (I made one) displays the correct icon !

After changing to Visual Studio.Net and C++ V7 (and from WinNT to Win2K), I cannot change the application icon of my Visual C++ 7.0 application. On my developer machine, I can only see the standard MFC icon, although this was explicitly removed from the app's resources. When the application is installed on another machine, it correctly displays its custom icon. Any ideas ? Thank you !

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Since GetModuleFileName(...) has some restrictions when used under Win9x, I prefer to evaluate the public variable CWinApp::m_pszHelpFilePath.