This haven't helped. This checkbox reappeared on next download. And setting "Confirm open on download" in (Any Folder)->Tools menu->Folder Options->File Types->(My File)->Advanced haven't helped too. Win2k, IE 6.0 With the best regards, Vitaly.

There are registry keys for installed apps : hklm/software/microsoft/windows/currentversion/app paths How low can you go ? (MS rant)

i think you have to do owner draw stuff check out the listview section in the controls here on cp ... theres a awesome article by michael dunn (i think) situations to avoid #37: "good morning ... how many sugars do you take in your coffee ... and what was your name again?" coming soon: situations to avoid #38: "...and the dog was there too?"

the \b in the printf statement are back spaces. my guess is that the implementation moves an internal pointer back 1 place each time one of these is processed by the run time library. This pointer is left pointing at kernel memory and the next printf starts writing there. :eek: Goodbye Windows p.s. It takes XP down as well

From the WTL newsgroup (sign up! -- http://groups.yahoo.com/group/wtl) From: "Tim Smith" Date: Thu Jan 18, 2001 11:41 am Subject: Re: DestroyWindow and OnFinalMessage ? Here is a basic roadmap of what you need to do. First, inside your dialog box class, you need make a new version of DialogProc. I just copied the DialogProc from ATL. Next, add a flag to your class called m_fDeferDelete. Initialize it to false. Inside your new DialogProc, in the WM_NCDESTROY clause after the call to OnFinalMessage, add the following lines: if (pThis ->m_pCurrentMsg == NULL) delete pThis; else pThis ->m_fDeferDelete = true Then in your new DialogProc, after the call to ProcessWindowMessage, add the code: if (pThis ->m_fDeferDelete && pOldMsg == NULL) { delete pThis; return FALSE; } There might be a better way to do it, but this will work. In my real code, I created a new base class that included an auto delete flag. All my dialogs are based on this class. If the auto delete flag is not set, then the dialog works normally. If it is set, then the class self deletes as expected.

There is a KB article describing what you have to do to get your NSE to show up in the common file dialog. Dont have a link to it where i am, but try searching for it. (you will not get that many hits if you search on "namespace extension") The bad news is that i will only work on win 2000 and newer systems. (without some serious "hacking" with yor NSE)

I don't think there's any documented way of doing this. The funny thing is that if you create a second timer with given ID, the function returns TRUE, and GetLastError returns 0. Tomasz Sowinski -- http://www.shooltz.com

Mea culpa. I didn't realize that RecalcLayout is virtual and you'll have to take the source of CSplitterWnd and make substantial changes. Cheers, Tomasz Sowinski -- http://www.shooltz.com

You would have to use two, or more, imagelists. As you found out everything in the imagelist must be the same size, that is how individual images are found, by calculating the offset based on the size.

Well, to be honest, I'm gonna miss the Office Assistant... I kinda like Rocky, the dog, it's just too cute, and have a small space in the top right corner of my screen. ;) - Anders Money talks, but all mine ever says is "Goodbye!"

I only saw the beta 1 but it looks very similiar to .net beta 1 - seems it is the "new" look. Lee ------ Lee J. Zuckett - MCSD Avanade, Inc.

Can you try using Microsoft Interix but not sure whether it would work on a w98 m/c http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/interix/ I have also heard something on services for unix from Microsoft. Cheers Kannan

thanks a lot :) With the best regards, Vitaly.