In your last line: nom3ac = swt; You're setting the variable nom3ac to the address of the start of the array (or the address of swt[0].) Is this correct?

Larry J. Siddens

Yes. Say you have an array: int p[] = { 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 }; then to get the 3rd element use: int x = p[2]; This will set x to 3. Remember, arrays start at index 0 instead of 1. To loop through for( int 1 = 0; i < 5; i++ ) { x = p[i]; }

Larry J. Siddens

Without actually seeing your code and if you are using

swt[0-16]

Then the actual index into the array is -16.

Larry J. Siddens

Also, make sure that you have the whole dialog selected and not one of the controls. I have had many brain farts and not done this...

Larry J. Siddens

When you have the dialog open, look down on the status bar. There are several sets of numbers. The right most is the size, the next to the left is the location.

Larry J. Siddens

If I under stand your question correctly, you have something like this...

class MyClass
{
public:
MyClass() { ... }
~MyClass() { ... }

void myFunction( ... );
int  getInt();
void setInt( int x );

private:
int myInt;
}

And you have your .cpp file. Then you do something like this (different source file):

#include "myClass.h"

MyClass myObject;

... Other stuff...

Then to have it global.

#include "MyClass.h"

extern MyClass myObject;

Is this what your trying to do? Larry J. Siddens

b Larry J. Siddens

If I understand you correctly, you have a handle to a printer and want to use the CDC. Look at CDC::Attach(). This takes the handle (HDC) and attaches it to the CDC so you can use it just like any other CDC. When you get done, you can use the CDC::Detach(). Unless you wish the ~CDC() to close it for you. Hope this helps. Larry J. Siddens

You also need to do a CDC::StartDoc() which informs the device a new job is starting. Then you do a CDC::StartPage() which informs the device a new page is being printed. When don, you need to do an CDC::EndPage() for the end of a page and CDC::EndDoc() to inform the device that it has everything. Take a look at the MSDN CDC::StartDoc documentation. There is an example in there. Hope this helps. Larry J. Siddens

Try: pdc->SelectStockObject( NULL_BRUSH ); Larry J. Siddens

You can also use the Insert. Insert( int, PCXSTR ); Insert( int, XCHAR ); Example: CString test( "is a test" ); test.Insert( 0, "This " ); Larry J. Siddens

Email me your code (all that I need is for compiling) and I will take a look. Larry J. Siddens

Try putting virtual in front of the declaration. EX: virtual BOOL Create(CWnd* pParentWnd, const RECT& rect, UINT nID, DWORD dwStyle /*=WS_VISIBLE*/, int nMinVal, int nMaxVal); Hope this helps. Larry J. Siddens

The Fun begins! LOL You need to use the Excel Object model. Search the MSDN for these KB's. KB309301 KB194906 KB308407 KB307473 Just to name a few. These should help get you started. You can also search on "Excel Object Model". Good Luck! Larry J. Siddens

Create a new class and inheriate the CButton class... class CMyButton : public CButton { . . . } Then capture on the WM_RBUTTONDOWN message. Using the wizard for VC6.0 and the properties for VS2003. In there do what you need to do. Hope this helps. Larry J. Siddens

Take a look at the CRegKey class. Larry J. Siddens

Hi Guys, Not sure if this is the best place to post this question, but I gotta start somewhere. Here at work, we are using an ActiveX Spreadsheet control, but I cannot seem to find any information on its interfaces and the like. Can someone point me in the direction of where I can get some information about this control. We are using C++/MFC on the VC++ 7.1 system. So, what ever version of the control comes with that setup. Much appericated. :-D Larry J. Siddens

I have a question about deployment of a C# application. I see in the MSDN how to create a shortcut to the desktop, but for the life of me, I cannot see how to setup the Start menu. Can anyone please point me into the right direction? Thanks Larry J. Siddens

The only thing I can think of, which I bet you have tried. Rebuild the whole project. Larry J. Siddens

Sounds like all you want to have is your app start once the linking processs has completed in the DevStudio. Correct? If so, then use the short cut Ctrl+F5 (unless it is mapped somewhere else). This compiles/links and then starts the app. Larry J. Siddens