Never mind, figured out my problem thanks. In the properties for the win32 project I had Linker>Debugging>Generate Debug Info turned off :D

Sorry, but I can't see any settings like that... what exactly are they called? Im using Visual Studio 2005.

I have a c# app which references a managed c++ class dll which is wrapping an unmanaged win32 dll using the method described here[^]. I have set the c# app's properties to allow unmanaged code debugging (VS2005), but I am still unable to step into the win32 dll code. Everything is in the one visual studio solution. I have created a pre-build event for the c# app to copy the win32 dll to the c# apps debug folder (Id rather not have to do this, but it seems necessary). Can someone please help me figure out why i cant debug the dll?

But that project creates a CWinApp class. How do I say create a CButton derived class and use that as the custom control elsewhere?

I have a (hopefully) simple problem. I want to create a custom control in C++, with or without MFC, that i can compile into a dll and use that control elsewhere eg other MFC apps and a .NET app. Whats the easiest way to do this?

Ive seen lots of examples of completely rewritten tab controls, but has anyone done what should be a relatively simple override of CTabCtrl::DrawItem and called the XP theme functions? I just want an XP looking tab control where I can change the text color of certain tabs, but cant get the drawing to look right :(

I hope this question makes sense... If I have a number of controls in a CView derived class, how can I get that view to pass on any messages from the controls to the view's parent window?

OK now i feel like the biggest idiot on the planet. I forgot to add the path! Ive been trying to figure this out all day! Thanks for finding my stupid mistake :)

My asp code sits in C:\AC Projects\ISAS\Report Arch\RR which is setup as a virtual directory in IIS and the file to delete sits in C:\Temp\reports, both on the same machine. The relevant code is: Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") fso.DeleteFile "killme.txt", true

Im using the file system object to delete files from the W2k server, and am running into the permission denied error. Things Ive done/checked: - Given full access to the IUSR user on the folder/files to delete - Given full access to everyone on SCRRUN.DLL - Rebooted several times just in case - The file is not read only (and im using the force=true parameter anyway) What else can I try???