Thanks for the tip, I'll keep on the back of my head... Jonathan de Halleux - www.dotnetwiki.org - MbUnit - QuickGraph

Not only is this untrue, it is the freedom of speech which seems embarassing to you. I hope you understand I hope not willing to discuss this with you. When I have a strong feeling about something happening here, I'll point it out again and, for the record, I did for the thing I am pointing out. Do your research mate.

Yeah. Fixed by adding a Reference in Project C, to Project A. In Project C, right click on the References folder, click Add Reference. Then click on the Projects tab and select the project you want to reference, A in your case. Click Select, then OK. RageInTheMachine9532

Because Microsoft should by the rights to distribute PoP on Xbox for Chritsmas! This is the kind of game that make you want to buy a console. Consoles are always about a few number of titles: nintendo has mario and link (zelda), ps2 has a loooot of titles and Xbox, well, not much! Jonathan de Halleux. www.dotnetwiki.org

was another bug, soory Jonathan de Halleux.

oh nice... getting drunk virtually. "Der Geist des Kriegers ist erwacht / Ich hab die Macht" StS sighist | Agile Programming | doxygen

I would first try trying to make the hierarchy managed by appending __gc. Then i would start praying... leppie::AllocCPArticle("Zee blog");

Yeah - the HTML control does a *lot* of stuff I wish it wouldn't do. I'll see if I can update the auto-remove-Microsoft-crap filters in the script that drives the edit control. cheers, Chris Maunder

Same here! I won the December competition. I only got one out of the three prizes. Just the Dundas chart. Thanks, Wes

Jonathan de Halleux wrote: how do I match # ? Same as any other non-reserved character, such as letters of the alphabet. The only time it needs to be escaped ("\#") is if you use the RegexOptions.IgnorePatternWhitespace flag. Cheers

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A lot of people have been receiving that e-mail. Just look at posts over the past week. $TeVe McLeNiThAn

Create a worker thread in main. When starting the worker, call CreateDialog to create the modeless as in the article. Then write the message loop and catch there all the messages you throw from the dialog. All this stuff in the worker's handler... Then you could synchronize the worker with the main, using the system dedicated objects. Generally, when you call CreateDialog from a thread with NULL as the parent window, the modeless' messages will be droped in that thread's message loop. rechi

Thanks ! It's working now. I had putted GDI+ initialization in the CWinApp::InitInstance and, in fact, it was called by DllRegister... Jonathan de Halleux.

Thanks for the tip ! It's great ! Jonathan de Halleux, Belgium.