You see it's not easy trying to help you if every relevant piece of information has to be extracted bit by bit... I don't have any experience with VS 2008 yet, so I'm sorry I can't help you any further... Regards, mav -- Black holes are the places where God divided by 0...

OK, like it or not, I hate Stroustrup's book. It is one of the worst programming books I have ever had. Try the Bruce Eckel's book. It is much more better. Mustafa Demirhan http://www.macroangel.com Sonork ID 100.9935:zoltrix

****Christian Graus wrote: You're living in a fantasy. Here are the facts. Facts? I think you are a little confused bud. I never mentioned compliance, I just said that the compilers implementation was quite popular. Geesh.

Handle WM_KEYDOWN or create appropriate accelerators. Tomasz Sowinski -- http://www.shooltz.com

Hy! I think we work at the same problem :-D :-D The solution that I find is that I get a HWND handle to the CEditView and then in the thread that read from the serial port call ::SetWindowsText( HWND, LPCTSTR ) ... it's not beautifull programming but it work ( you have to have a variable that hold all your input to this time ) ... but i'm still working at it ;P Bye, Orbital ...the night is long ... but not long enought to do some real coding ...

You can use CWnd::SetFont(), and I always use CFont::CreatePointFont() for convenience. Cheers, Bob.

Yeah, Dell's machines are a little hefty. After I posted this though I went back to searching and stumbled across a company called Spire USA (www.spireusa.com). They have a very impressive line of backpacks. I decided to go with the Meta, no more lobsided shoulders for me! Joe,

Hello, the codegurus around the world.;) Well, I missed your word - "Please write the code". You're lucky since I have my time to have some experiment and I have my own code for the formview project. However, if I don't have this project, I have to spend my time - maybe a couple of hours to create the same enviroment project. :(( Since I am done this test about 20 minutes, it wasn't tough for me. (However, the first approach did't work, I'm so :eek: ) (Or someone may have the better answer.) My point is that if we have the same project which someone asks us, we can answer the question or make some test easily. Otherwise, we have to spend a least couple of hours since we have some responsibilty to our answers.:(( (Or, the other super-programmers can answer these easily.? X| ) So, I often told the people at the codegurus or codeproject, show your code or narrow your question more. :cool: Have a nice day! -Masaaki Onishi-

If you do decide to override the click of the OK Button, the last line of that function should be CDialog::OnOK(); so: void MyDialog::OnOK() { .......... //whatever CDialog::OnOK(); }