I want to use the colorful tree structure icon in my app. But its index is 84 in shell32.dll on win2k and 78 on win98. So what's the CSIDL for it? Sing when we're programming.

I've dug into wrong way:(( As you said the right logic is even if my main window takes some actions not expected it must receive some messages in win32 way! So spy++ always rules:cool: I will remember that till the water runs dry;P Interface event sink is another way. But no parameter to cancel it and too much code to write. Only mfc involved in that's simple and clean. Sing when we're programming.

Igor anywhere?:-D when javascript:window.blur()is called the WM_WINDOWPOSCHANGING message is sent directly to the CMainFrame, that's the differece from moveto and resize. So I suspect the ie control or ole container done different ways. All knowledge is gathered from spy++ and I want to know why in theory. Who controls the message goes up way in OLE control? OLE container or the browser itself? Sing when we're programming.

All questions come from the javascript call window.blur() method I'm fighting now. I'm hosting chtmlview in a mdi app. When a html page with the blur() call my app brings to back and deactivated. I only want to user controls de/activate actions but the page. 1. I install a thread message hook and catch WM_WINDOWPOSCHANGING/WM_CAPTURECHANGED/WM_KILLFOCUS of hwnd Internet Explorer_Server, that's all I could find with spy++. But without call CallNextHookEx spy++ still tell that hwnd named Internet Explorer_Server received these messages! Is ole control live in a different message pump world? 2. So how can I catch the blur call? Go to upward with WM_ACTIVATEAPP or downward with eventsink HTMLWindowEvents::onblur:confused: Sing when we're programming.

Now I want to create a vs auto-completion style list to help user typing in the Edit control. First I just want to it popup at caret postion but just can't control it's exact position with GetTextMetrics. Next How can I send key press between edit and popup list? Thanks. Sing when we're programming.