use the WM_NCCALCSIZE msg to set the dimensions of the dialog to the same min/max size, use it in the frame :| regards

Yes, I did it quite the same way;-)

Auch... thanks :) i did not know about "transparent" ... ---------------------------- never stop coding.

no, just events, hook them, and do some action (with options : block, or not to block this windows message ).... mm ? ---------------------------- never stop coding.

Hi, Try this : http://freespace.virgin.net/james.brown7/tutorials/titlebar.htm Florian Szoke:)

You could try this // strMessage is the text you want to send to the edit control CString strRecvd; m_cRichEdit.GetWindowText(strRecvd); if(strRecvd.IsEmpty()) m_wndMonitor.SetWindowText(strMessage); else if(!strRecvd.Right(1).CompareNoCase("\n")) m_cRichEdit.SetWindowText(strRecvd + strMessage); else m_cRichEdit.SetWindowText(strRecvd +"\n"+ strMessage ); // Scroll the line down m_cRichEdit.SetSel(-1, -1); m_cRichEdit.SendMessage(EM_SCROLLCARET); Hope it helps Rob

thanx :) ---------------------------- never stop coding.

The only lame question is one that can't walk. :)

Don't worry about these first-chance exceptions - they're used as signaling mechanism by Windows itself. See KB article Q105675 for more details. Tomasz Sowinski -- http://www.shooltz.com - It's for protection - Protection from what? Zee Germans?

As I said: be patient - inspecting the code I've noticed You reversed the order of two code lines. The proper order is: delete pWnd; pWnd = NULL; ...no comment... ;) PS: Although delete doesn't set the pointer to NULL it is not necessarry to do that unless it's the only information about existance of an object. Greetings to all assembler dudes and especially for C64 demoscene!