Good grief. Whoever you spoke to doesn't really know what he's talking about! MFC42UD.LIB is the Unicode debug version of the MFC runtime library (the ANSI version is MFC42D.LIB). If you run the VS installer again, there will be an option to install the Unicode libraries. Make sure it's in your link path as well. This will take you 5 minutes to do. Depending on how big your app is, converting it to ANSI could take days or weeks! :-) Your friend might be thinking that you can just undefine UNICODE and _UNICODE but things are never this simple! :roll: :-D "Sucks less" isn't progress - Kent Beck [^] Awasu 1.1.3 [^]: A free RSS reader with support for Code Project.

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Hey, I'll answer you cause I had the same problem about a year ago. I don't really know much about printing though, just gonna tell you what I did. First off, I'd suggest you go to the Printing section on this website, there are plenty of articles on it, might have just what you need. Other than that it really depends on what you want to print that's in the dialog. For instance I wanted to be able to print out the contents of a list box, which I was able to find a suitable printing class on this site. I'll go ahead and say that printing from any type of control can be done using a class similar to the one I had. If you're trying to print from something other than a control, can't help you much there. Mike