I am trying to do what the previous post was, only I am not calling the new class. I am using the following code: extern CHjipaperlessApp theApp; CMultiDocTemplate *pTemplate = (CMultiDocTemplate*)theApp.GetDocTemplate(3); ASSERT(pTemplate); CDocument *pDocument = pTemplate->OpenDocumentFile(NULL) This launches a view class, but I want to pass an array to this new class. Any suggestions? Much Thanks, Michael Shuster Good judgement comes from experience; Experience comes from bad judgement.

palbano wrote: i assumed you knew that for me as well? yeah. Now Britney Spears, she has some powerful, moving, song lyrics.:) Michael Shuster Good judgement comes from experience; Experience comes from bad judgement.

palbano wrote: I'ts a SONG it's not business proposal Your the one that brought up the point behind the song is tolerance. My only point is, not matter what level you look at the lyircs they dont make any sense. The song is stupid, well its a good song, but the lyrics are stupid. palbano wrote: but... really? But really nothing, people crucify others for making illogical statements on the message boards. Such hypocrisy. I am only screwing around, I m not burning my CDs or anything. Just keepin it light. Michael Shuster Good judgement comes from experience; Experience comes from bad judgement.

The song could be about aything you want to be, the examples dont make any sense. To prove a point the writer of the song would need to build a case. "The sign said you got to have a membership card to get inside" Whats wrong with needing a membership card to get inside. How is that intolerent? Cause to me it sounds like a way for a business or a club to provide better service. Is code project being intolerent cause we have to become members? Michael Shuster Good judgement comes from experience; Experience comes from bad judgement.

I was driving today ( I do that from time to time) and on the radio came an old Classic. Sign Signs everywhere a sign by the five man electrical band. And I admit I was huming along and then for the first time I really started to listen to the lyrics. This is a stupid stupid song. Heres what happened, We are in the 60s everyone is mad, mad about the war, Vietnam is not going well, we got pows all over the world, height of Cold War. So people write songs about how they feel. (most of them well written). Well then it all ends, prisoners come homw, Vietnam ends. But people want to still be mad, but there is nothing to be mad about, so these guys write a song about the evils of signs. Signs arent bad, signs help people. They let them know where to go, how to get there, providing vital information. Let you know when things are opened and closed. And contrary to the song persoanlly I am thankful about the signs that dont let people in without shirts on. And then here comes my favorite line of the song. "And the sign said "Long-haired freaky people need not apply"" First of all, no it didnt, it did not say that. No one sat down and wrote that on a sign and put it in a window. Second of all you are trying to get people mad about something that never happened, and that is just stupid. Anyway, I'm rambling now. Michael Shuster Good judgement comes from experience; Experience comes from bad judgement.

Marc Clifton wrote: rich people richer I think the whole rich people get richer thing is a cop out that too many people use. First of all I am not rich, although I have some aspirations of some day obtaining that quality. In reality rich get richer and so do the poor. In 1980 if you earned 55,000 dollars you were in the top 5 percent of earners in America. Sounds Amazing, but it is true. Now if you take inflation into account that equals about 75,000 today. However today if you wanted to be in the top five percent of earners you would have to make 155,000. What does this mean? It means that a lot of people that were in the middle class or lower middle class have moved up. Now true, by moving up they have distanced themselves from the rest of the population. But the liberal view on this, which is financial inequality, mises the larger picture that more people are moving into the ranks of the affluent class. Another example. 1980 roughly 600,000 families had a net worth of over a million dollars. Today that number is over 5 million families. The west which was historically succseful in creating a middle class has now managed a new landmark, they have given a sizable portion of their population affluency. The fact is, Maids in America drive pretty nice cars. Take a flight you would be likely to find yourself sitting next an electrician taking his third wife to St Kitts. The average house in America has doubled over the last 50 years. So the rich guy drives a Porsche and the poor a second hand civic. That is not that big of a difference. The best example is probably life expectancy. In 1900 life expectancy in America was roughly 50 years. Rich people live to the age of 60 while the poor died at around 45. Thats 15 years! Today rich pass on at around 80 while the poor lasts till he is 76. So yes there is still a gap. But it is much better. Every class is doing better in America. Not just the rich Michael Shuster Good judgement comes from experience; Experience comes from bad judgement.

peterchen wrote: What is a "threat"? Completely different depending on who you talk to. To some a roller coaster is a threat. To me I rahter enjoy the ride. Webster's Dictionary defines threat as: "A possible source of danger" Michael Shuster Good judgement comes from experience; Experience comes from bad judgement.

First of all I dont think anyone who can support their views is scum. Scum to me is people that rattle information off and have never really actually thought about it. Most of the Celeberties (IMO) It is a hard decision. And I understand what you are saying. But I really think they dislike us for our support over Israel more than anything else. And I completely agree with our support for Israels right to have a State. Furthur more, if someone is a murderer lets say in America, you still send police after them, you dont take a step back, and stop arresting Murders hoping that that will stop them. That was probably a piss poor anology, it sounder better in my head. Michael Shuster Good judgement comes from experience; Experience comes from bad judgement.

Just because dislike us, doesnt make them a threat. Michael Shuster Good judgement comes from experience; Experience comes from bad judgement.

Well I believe they are a threat to us. Michael Shuster Good judgement comes from experience; Experience comes from bad judgement.

That might be your fair estimate, but there are plenty of numbers that I could rattle off too. Like I said we wont know for about ten years if it paid off or not. Debt isnt always bad. I bought a house, which means I am going to be in debt for about half of my life. But I would rather not be living with my parents debt free. I would rather have debt and a better standard of life. Michael Shuster Good judgement comes from experience; Experience comes from bad judgement.

Not if by lowering them you create more business. Then there is more money coming in to pay taxes on ie more tax dollars. We wont know it it worked or not for about ten years though. Michael Shuster Good judgement comes from experience; Experience comes from bad judgement.

Or how about this, you could become Amish. I dont think they pay every tax. They dont use electricity either, but hey how needs that, or even cars for that matter. Michael Shuster Good judgement comes from experience; Experience comes from bad judgement.

Although I dont enjoy paying taxes.. umm, how about I silently cheer you on from a distance. Go Marc Go Michael Shuster Good judgement comes from experience; Experience comes from bad judgement.

Marc Clifton wrote: Anything I can do? Yeah, you could move. It wouldnt have to be somewhere far away. Maybe Bermuda or something. I really wouldnt blame Bush for taxes though, all he has done so far is lower them. Plus relatively speaking income taxes are pretty low here. But if you feel the glass is half empty. Then you should move somewhere where you can be happy. Michael Shuster Good judgement comes from experience; Experience comes from bad judgement.

It will be interesting to see what happens if alternet fuel sources (ie hydrogen car) are developed and the need for oil diminishes. Michael Shuster Good judgement comes from experience; Experience comes from bad judgement.

Yeah, You win some you lose some I guess. Michael Shuster Good judgement comes from experience; Experience comes from bad judgement.

Your mis understnading me. I do not believe we have the right to police any Nation. But here in lies the problem. America being a free nation with relatively open borders. Which makes it impossible to stop people from attacking us with out being proactive. And in reference to your quote you are not seperating God working in the hearts of men and God dealing with nations. They are two seperate things. Michael Shuster Good judgement comes from experience; Experience comes from bad judgement.

KaЯl wrote: Where's the difference between your political use of a holy text you do and the talibans one? How about the fact that my relationship with my God oppses killing other people and blowing things up. God works in two major ways. He deals with people and he deals with nations. They are two seperate entities. My eternity has no basis on where I live, what nation I belong, and what my anteion does. But I can not disagree with a verse in the bible that says he will bless them that bless Israel and curse them that curse Israel. I know it is unpopular, but I just cant do that. Michael Shuster Good judgement comes from experience; Experience comes from bad judgement.

I totally agree. Last time the UN ("League of Nation") dissolved we had WWII. I just wasnt following Ed's logic Michael Shuster Good judgement comes from experience; Experience comes from bad judgement.