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It is what I don't want. This script call IShellDispatch4 method. Problem is, that copy .scf file is not enough. You need IShelDispatch4 interface, that You don't find on W95 and also on WindowsNT. Jirka

void DesktopShow(BOOL show) { ShowWindow(FindWindow(NULL,"Program Manager"),show); } void DesktopEnable(BOOL enable) { EnableWindow(FindWindow(NULL,"Program Manager"),enable); } void TaskbarShow(BOOL show) { ShowWindow(FindWindow("Shell_TrayWnd",NULL),show); } void TaskbarEnable(BOOL enable) { EnableWindow(FindWindow("Shell_TrayWnd",NULL),enable); } thats it !:) be cool I am the mighty keeper of the book on knowledge . Contact me to get your copy .

Take a look at the .rc2 file in the "res" subfolder of your project. This file is included in the original .rc file. I suppose you could put your own resources in the .rc2 file or even create another .rc file (.rc3?) and include it in the .rc file. (I usually put my version info resources into the .rc2 file and use #define values from my version.h file to populate the version info data. Version.h is also included in my about box, so now I have ONE source for version information in my about box AND version info resources for the exe/dll.) V

another benefit is that the properties can be changed or completely configurable without breaking the interface. in OLEDB this is for the different providers having different properties. -John

I've used one called DocJet from Tall Tree, which is pretty nice. It integrates right into the DevStudio and can generate the documentation in HTML, HTMLHelp, WinHelp, and Word formats.