I've fixed the only entry I found of yours that was an article that should have been a blog entry. If you catch any others, please let me know. Thanks, Sean Ewington CodeProject

:laugh: :laugh: http://www.video-cable.net/acer/acer-travelmate-4010-video-cable.html

You are (of course) welcome to your own opinion. However, this site does have a 'zero tolerance' approach to plagiarism, and part of our efforts to maintain article quality via moderation does mean that we keep an eye open for copied material. And when we find it, we do our best to ensure that it does not remain on the site... The universe is composed of electrons, neutrons, protons and......morons. (ThePhantomUpvoter)

I don't get it. When clicking 'Alternative' i do not see how to add an existing article. The only option i have is 'Add your own alternative version' which starts the editor. How do i add an existing article (not necessarily my own) as an alternative? Second, it would be great to see immediately how many alternative articles are linked. Like the 'Revision (3)' link does. It shows the number in parenthesis.

Yes, it's because you have Legend status. No more queuing for you. cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project | Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP

I don't think either of those articles were actually "edited" - they were just "approved". And perhaps while approving, some quick HTML fixes may have been done. In the old days, an article would show as unedited, and most editors would often make quick fixes and leave it unedited. They'd only mark it as edited once they did a full proof-read/editing on it. But with the new system, there's no such "unedited" status any more and this may be what's confusing. Regards, Nish My technology blog: voidnish.wordpress.com

Sorry about this. Your article is in pending now. You should be able to change it freely from pending back to composing ("work in progress" ) and vice versa. Sincerely, Elina Blank Life is great!!! Enjoy every moment of it! :-O

I would always provide a formatting toolbar and a Markdown-view in the editor. It would never be a WYSIWY(G|M)-only option. cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project | Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP

Can you give it a kick again? I got more articles which haven't been posted.

Yes, I just gave you the link without the query parameter if you couldn't access my page =) The "Download now" icon do not work for me. Nothing happens when I click on it. Same thing for "Edit item" and "Delete this item".

Looks like they are coming in now. Behold! Thanks, Sean Ewington The Code Project

Luc Pattyn wrote: some privacy invasion It's also irrelevant information. Maybe somebody only 1-votes because they only want to see others improve their articles (thereby not voting higher because those users don't need any improvement). Or maybe people only vote high because they only believe in positive affirmation (i.e., rewarding goodness). In any event, the average vote given seems like useless information. Visual Studio is an excellent GUIIDE.

I have had much better luck using the LVITEM structure LVITEM lvi; ZeroMemory(&lvi, sizeof(lvi)); lvi.mask = LVIF_TEXT; lvi.iItem = lst.GetItemCount(); lvi.iSubItem = 0; lvi.pszText = "Test"; lvi.cchTextMax = lstrlen("Test"); INT nInsertPos = m_MyListCtrl.InsertItem(&lvi); ZeroMemory(&lvi, sizeof(lvi)); lvi.mask = LVIF_TEXT; lvi.iItem = nInsertPos; lvi.iSubItem = 1; lvi.pszText = "Column one test"; lvi.cchTextMax = lstrlen("Column one test"); m_MyListCtrl.SetItem(&lvi);

I guess, that if the DoneIO is the member of your class, you can't do it in that way. The DoneIO can be a member only if it is a static member, then you can use it for callbacks. Normal class members have calling convention _thiscall, which you cannot achieve in callbacks. So for you it will help to make that function static (static members do not have the first hidden parameter - this).