Have you looked www.slipstick.com Michael :-)

Well, the old scriptures dating back to the original visit to Earth by the Mastrodites seem to indicate that an outcast group of Ground-Apes saw Bob's space ship landing and - would you beleive it - made a series of stories out of it called "Mace Attack" or "Star Trek" as it is now known. Logically as Bob initially taught the Ground-Apes Aqkuoerian, these outcasts used the language as a basis for their fiction one: Klingon. :cool: -=:suss:=- Dr David Wulff, Phd Aqkuoerian Sciences dwulff@battleaxesoftware.com Founder of The BLA tlhIngan maH! Hab SoSlI' Quch! (in Aqkuoerian)

Hi James, We use www.deltica.com for sending SMS. They also support operator logos and ringtones for compatible phones. Cheers, Paul www.e-creation.co.uk

I have been having a different sort of problem. Whenever I start the ARP control pannel, I get 100% CPU and nothing gets displayed. I have no idea what prompted this, and installing SP2 didn't help. If anyone's seen this behaviour (and fixed it...) please save me the trouble if reinstalling my system. Cheers, -Oz --- Grab WndTabs from http://www.wndtabs.com to make your VC++ experience that much more comfortable...

That's what I thought :confused:. I can only get it to pass on my system if I do: CString strTemp = _T("hello world"); CString strTest = new CString(strTemp).GetBuffer(0); ASSERT(strTest.Replace(_T("world"), _T("universe")) > 0) ASSERT(strTest.Find(_T("world")) == -1) And I don't know if that's a very good way of doing it. And the problem only occurs in the current usuage (i.e. it works elsewhere in the project). But i've stepped backwards and forwards for hours and nothing else looks wrong, and nothing is there to indicate it is. How very odd :(. Cheers James Millson p.s. Oh, and yes, I made up the actual text in the example above, but other than that it is the same. In both cases the equivalent of "world" should not be present in the string.

Thanks, that worked perfectly.

Shouldn't the nMin be outside the parenthesis?

MS's license does not apply to your own programs, only to funtions performed by their programs. Does that mean by hosting the WebBrowser control, I would not need a license, as any gifs are being rendered via functions performed by Microsoft's program? Cheers, Vesta

No, you have restored the 'old' logo. We want the one with the sun flare effect.

I had a similar situation a few years ago. I decided that I didn't want the headaches of teaching people how to use an html editor, and I didn't want to allow the end-loosers the ability to make mistakes, so I creaed a database driven "Personal Page" on a central server. There were different fields that were generic enough to be useful (My Daily Hours, My Job Position/Description, My Hobbies, etc.) We even ended up creating an MS Exchange driven "appointment book" that linked into the page In the end, it was a single page, driven by ASP and the end user used a simple little MFC Dialog app to enter whatever data they wished. It cut development time, costed less than an html editor implementation, and was very easy for the users to grasp. I don't think that I ever got a support call for that app. :-D -Mike Stevenson CoderX@liquidmirror.com Owner, Liquid Mirror Software (http://www.liquidmirror.com) Owner, Shareware Junction (http://www.sharewarejunction.com) Owner, Internet Shopping Spree (http://www.internetshoppingspree.com/)

The man you need to contact is Russ Freeman. He has several web sites but the one that I can think of right off hand is http://www.gipsysoft.com He has a product that is called QHTM. He is currently not pushing it because he has bigger and better things but if you email him about he will give you some info on it. There is a freeware version on www.codeguru.com and he has a version that is updated with many new features. Tell him that Rodney at MediaVergence Group referred you to him. Another option would be wxWindows 2.