I am not sure, wether you can do all those things or not, but you can try this[^], its a very well known free software epabx (linux based).

As far as i can tell only the MFC base classes are listed in the wizard. just derive the dialog from CDialog, include the cngwizard header, and change the "class classname: public CDialog {" to "class classname: public CNGWizard {" i have only ever replaced CDialog with base classes derived from CDialog.

Maybe some kind of data grid like an Excel spreadsheet where the size of the grid is the dimension of the matrix. Kamal Shankar wrote: (like in MATLAB) ...could work nicely :) Hope this helps.

I was a loyal customer from Turbo C on up to V5.0. It did not take long though after finding out that C++ seemed to have faded from their priority as all you could hear from Borland was this great Delphi garbage. It is similar to how MS pushed VB, but at least MS did not abandon thier C++ customers to force them to VB. Personally, I expected Borland to wake up and get on the roll, improving their product and OWL, but I guess they though everyone would just move to Delphi. Another one of those big opps in the tech world businesses. Even to this day, I do not trust any Borland product. I do believe though, that in today's world, we need a new Borland type company to emerge with a very impressive development product at a very low price. Turbo C just about killed the entire C market with its $50 price tag. Even at the end I believe Borland C++ developer package was still under $200. I guess now you can get the "Express" versions of VS, but it would be nice to see a competitor. Rocky <>< My Blog[^]

Kamal Shankar wrote: Any chance that Win2k SP5 is getting released? No. However, there will be a Update Rollup for Win2K SP4 (see Windows 2000 Update Rollup Announcement[^]). Best regards Dennis

ummmmmm its called longhorn no? :rolleyes: "there is no spoon" biz stuff   about me

Programming questions? In the LOUNGE???? Oh my, how you have offended me sir. Good day to you. Glano perictu com sahni delorin!

;) But remember - it's you who's going to edit those - don't say I didn't warn you ;) Allright. Let's roll. "God then made two great lights; the greater light to rule the day, and the less light to rule the night" - Genesis 47:3

That took me a while to find as well. I finally did a google search and some college had a mini-users guide for file sharing in XP. What a pain :). I, for one, do not think the problem was that the band was down. I think that the problem may have been that there was a Stonehenge monument on the stage that was in danger of being crushed by a dwarf. -David St. Hubbins