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Larry Mills Sr wrote: David A question nfor you personally: Was you ever able to setup the Edit() and Delete() functions in your program you sent me? Let me know if/when you have this. I've not forgotten. When I got back from my break, I had a bunch of Java/DBCS issues to resolve for our Japanese folks. "One man's wage rise is another man's price increase." - Harold Wilson "Fireproof doesn't mean the fire will never come. It means when the fire comes that you will be able to withstand it." - Michael Simmons

I'm afraid I have nothing to suggest now as this appears to be a database issue, and my DB skills are minimal at best. As I suggested earier I think you should start a new thread in the Database forum and see if one of the experts can help.

It is probably also a system folder which is why you're not able to remove its read only property. If it is a system folder, it is not a good idea to change its attributes. However, if you still want to change it, here is something you can try. Open a command prompt with elevated privileges and change to the folder. Try the command attrib -r -s *.* /S /D «_Superman_» I love work. It gives me something to do between weekends. Microsoft MVP (Visual C++)

David, What my intentions are, is that when the User creates a "Recipe" that I will write the record of that recipe to the database under the "Recipe" table. The [Recipe].[MealPlan] varable will tell me when loading the Recipe Meal Plan for viewing a User plan for a Meal(ie, Special Occassion Meal= Birthday Party, Wedding, etc. (see uploaded new "CookIt.mdb" db) There is a Funtion in my program where the User selects ingredients and recipes they will use in developing a "Meal Plan" for a "Special Occassion Meal Plan". All Ingredients, upon User selections, are linked by the "MealPlanName", so that when the User selects a "MealPlan" from a list control that "MealPlan" is loaded. This works fine with my ".xml" database; I was trying to do the same thing with the MS Access DB. How would you go forth in accomplishing this with a MS Access DB? I redid the CRecordset (dsn) to only include the "Recipe" table. It doesn't give any erros, it goes through the AddNew() and then at UpDate() it clears the fields and no record is written to the db. A C++ programming language novice, but striving to learn

Yes, that works great. Thanks. A C++ programming language novice, but striving to learn

Thanks. A C++ programming language novice, but striving to learn

Thanks again for the information. A C++ programming language novice, but striving to learn

Could you please provide a workable example for TVN_SELCHANGED?   Here's How I set up the TreeCtrl: strItems[0]= _T("Reports"); strItems[1]= _T("Construction"); strItems[2]= _T("Materials");      HTREEITEM hReportsItemRoot= m_cTree.InsertItem(strItems[0]);      HTREEITEM hConstItemRoot= m_cTree.InsertItem(strItems[1], hReportsItemRoot);      HTREEITEM hMaterialsItemRoot= m_cTree.InsertItem(strItems[2],hConstItemRoot); In your explaination, could you please use my example data, Please. A C++ programming language novice, but striving to learn

Larry Mills Sr wrote: I still don't understand how what the User selects will be relayed to the instance of one of these " "returns" a SYSTEMTIME pointer, a COleDateTime object, or a CTime object." By using the GetTime() method. It comes in three different flavors depending on what type of object you want in return. "Old age is like a bank account. You withdraw later in life what you have deposited along the way." - Unknown "Fireproof doesn't mean the fire will never come. It means when the fire comes that you will be able to withstand it." - Michael Simmons

Yes, this fixed my needs. Thank you! A C++ programming language novice, but striving to learn

Old Thread, but I had the same problem with CRegistry class in Windows 7. But my compiled Program didn`t have the problem, so I just activated the "Run as Administrator" option for my Visual Studio, and CRegistry could read the Registry Keys...

Larry Mills Sr wrote: I checked out some DILL articles. Nowhere is it explained whether a DILL can contain it's own resources. Can someone explain whether your DILL can contain Dialogs; and if so how can this be provided for linkage in a program.? Absolutely, you can add dialogs to a resource DLL. In fact a DLL doesn't even need to have code, it can contain resources only. Creating a Resource-Only DLL[^] Codeproject Resource-Only DLL[^] Larry Mills Sr wrote: Since I don't know C#, or use the #include (because I use MFC exclusively), the articles you provided are useless to me. Thanks anyway. I should have been more specific, I will try harder in the future. Let me see if I can find a C++ plugin framework that will work with MFC using the link I provided: http://www.codeproject.com/info/search.aspx?artkw=plugin[^] Oh wow... the first link goes to a cross-platform plugin implementation: DynObj - C++ Cross Platform Plugin Objects[^] The third link goes to a Win32 implementation and it looks like its using mostly ISO standards. There are many other pages in my codeproject search, I am starting to believe that maybe you didn't even take the time to look. :( Btw, you can use the 'Advanced filter' at the top to filter out C# and other language/platform articles. Best Wishes, -David Delaune

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GREAT!. concise and direct. Thanks

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I say CStringT because that is what is shown when I ask for debug info ie, " ~CStringT { } " I'm already setup for release build debugging. But as I said I don't use CStringT I use only CString. A C++ programming language novice, but striving to learn

Please show your code?