CHARFORMAT cf; CRichEditCtrl& r = GetRichEditCtrl().GetSelectionCharFormat(cf); long iStart, iEnd; r.GetSel(iStart, iEnd); r.GetSelectionCharFormat(cf); cf.dwEffects ^= CFE_AUTOCOLOR; cf.crTextColor = RGB(163, 15, 200); //Choisi ta couleur cf.dwMask |= CFM_COLOR; r.SetSelectionCharFormat(cf);

You must set up CPrintInfo Class. It has a Method called SetMaxPage that would set up the number of pages you want to print. Then you can use the following loop to print CDC dc; // Printer dc obtained from Print Dialog CPrintInfo info; // Printer info class For(page=Info.GetMinPage();page

Why not create a SDI application in which your view class is derived from CFormView. Then you can insert a rich edit control on your form. If you choose this method there are a couple of things that you will need to consider: 1. Add the line AfxInitRichEdit(); to the InitInstance function of your app class. 2. Remove the line ResizeParentToFit(); from the OnInitialUpdate function of your view class. 3. In the OnInitialUpdate and OnSize functions of your view class to resize your rich edit window to fit your view class.

Look at how the CStrokeList in the Scribble example is serialized - exactly what you need.

Will the version you post be strictly an ATL/WTL version? There are plenty of MFC solutions out there. I'm having trouble with the whole PreTranslateMessage stuff and WTL. Thanks, Twain