everyone knows that the Servers on Mars (cold and a little rusty) are for the Boys and Servers on Venus (hot and very steamy) are for the Ladies...;) Steve

Right on! That's a 5. You shud've contacted Chris directly. Nothing is foolproof for a sufficiently talented fool - Heard on CP

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http://www.LOSTTWARE.com[^] The tigress is here :-D

That was a really eye opener for me. What I know from experience VC++ debugger is the most reliable one. Any way it was a great message.

Doh!:-O I was not thinking clearly. I just made some modifications to the sample code that was given. Besides it should not have been fsprintf (does this exist), it should have been fscanf. INTP

try GetFirstDocTemplatePosition() and all the associated functions for the template itteration then GetFirstDocPosition() for the actual docs in a particular template go from there its really only 10 lines of code :) "there is no spoon" biz stuff   about me

This is an excellent tool,very easy to be built-in and on top of all free of charge. You get an Exception trace tool additionally. http://www.codeproject.com/tools/leakfinder.asp[^] Peter Molnar

Thank you, that worked. LOSTTWARE.com

Try the Suggestions Forum[^].

If I understand correctly you have many CDocTemplate objects registered in your application, and you want to open a specific document type? You can do that by getting a pointer to the correct CDocTemplate object and calling OpenDocumentFile() on it. Pass NULL to open an empty document, or pass a filename if you need to open an existing file. If you need to do this from an existing open document and need to open the same type of document, you can call GetDocTemplate(0 to get the CDocTemplate pointer you need. If not, then you need to acquire a pointer to it through the CWinApp:m_pDocManager pointer. You can iterate the list of CDocTemplate objects using GetFirstDocTemplatePosition() and GetNextDocTemplate(). When you find the right one (if you know which one it is) you can proceed from there. This article of mine may also be of help: Doc/View stuff[^] Roger Allen - Sonork 100.10016 If your dead and reading this, then you have no life!

The easy way is to use CEditView or CRichEditView as these do the input bit for you. Michael 'Logic, my dear Zoe, merely enables one to be wrong with authority.' - The Doctor: The Wheel in Space

#pragma comment( lib, "msimg32.lib" ) This embeds a command to the linker in the object file generated by the compiler for this source file. MFC uses comment pragmas to force linking to the appropriate MFC runtime library files depending on your definitions. The #using directive is for importing a managed library for use in managed C++ code.

Try in this forum[^] instead. HTH, K. New, what do you own the world? How do you own disorder?