can do it by using CWnd::OnCtlColor. Have a look @ the MFC Library Reference @ msdn

Try SetWindowPos Artificial intelligence is no match for natural stupidity.

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No use chaning the font of the messagebox , coz we have litter control over it and other complication may come into the picture, Instead go for custom messagebox, i think it goes by the name XMessageBox here in codeproject. I have lost more blood shaving than on the battlefield - Adolf Hitler

Hi I think I remeber a article called Five Loaves on this site. Check it out. He write a good starting point wrapper for proxy. Best Wishes and Happy Holiday's, ez_way

Do you mean adding extra functionality to OE? If yes, then no. MAPI can be used to programmatically do what OE does. Five birds are sitting on a fence. Three of them decide to fly off. How many are left?

Outlook Express does not get notified if there are new messages in the POP3 mailbox (it is Outlook which does get notications), OE rather checks itself the contents of the POP3 mailbox after a user defined time intervall has elapsed. That means you can programmatically do the same from your own prog, independently of Outlook Express. You can also use for this ready made POP3 classes like http://www.codeproject.com/internet/win32_pop3.asp Then analyze the messages in the POP3 mailbox, and also let OE download them. The data (like user, server name etc.) of the predefined POP3 mailboxes of OE you can find find under HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Account Manager\Accounts The full path to the message files (like incoming messages, sent messages etc. is under HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Identities\..Identity GUID..\Software\Microsoft\Outlook Express\...Version...\Store Root Peter Molnar

Even if someone were to just give you the single .H file, there's no guarantee that it would work without the other files that go along with it. You would also need updated .LIB and .DLL files. Take the time to download the SDK, and burn it to CD. It'll be worth it. If you are using a modem, go by a local computer store and see if they would be willing to download the file(s) for you, or maybe a friend has a fast connection that you could borrow for a bit. It shouldn't take very long, and will definitely be worth it. I'm using DSL at work and got all files downloaded during my lunch hour.

create a font (see CFont) 2) pBtn->SetFont(&oNewFont);

OK but I said I use api windows not MFC. Any suggestions?

Grab WM_INITDIALOG inside your authDialog proc. You can do the same stuff here you would do in OnInitDialog() Neville Franks, Author of ED for Windows. Free Trial at www.getsoft.com

I'm not sure what CAmHttpSocket is but I think what you are looking for is CInternetSession::SetOption(INTERNET_OPTION_CONNECT_TIMEOUT, ...).

You can download the latest Plaform SDK. This will update your headers and libs, and it also works with VC++6. regards