You could look in the Charachter Map in your accessories. Some fonts supports Unicode. I'm not sure but I think you have to have w2k to be able to see the Unicode charchters. /Per

Hi Does anybody know if there is a way to control how opaque a window is? Could I make a window e.g. 50% opaque or at least make an image in a window 50% opaque? Thanks in advance. /Per

Hi For the first 255 charachters the unicode codes matches the ansi table. Instead of having different tables with 255 charachters each unicode is one big table with roughly 65000 charachters covering the worlds all different languages and some special symbols aswell. /Per

I'm not sure what you mean by 'being read'. If you mean 'is the file being read from right now' I don't know but if you mean 'when was the file last accessed' I think you can use GetStatus(). /Per

Maybe you can use GetCaretPos(). /Per

Hopefully the interview ended because of the screaming from general Reinwald being kicked in the nads by the reporter, repeatedly. In case he was in possession of any from the start. /Per

You can use CFile::GetStatus() /Per

Use LimitText(). /Per

You could use SetText() or stream the text in with a callback function something like:

DWORD CALLBACK readText(DWORD dwFileHandle, LPBYTE lpBuffer, LONG nbrToRead,
LONG FAR* lpNbrRead)
{
BOOL file = ReadFile((HANDLE)dwFileHandle,lpBuffer, nbrToRead,
(unsigned long*)lpNbrRead, NULL);

if(file == FALSE ){
	AfxMessageBox(\_T("Could'n open file!"),MB\_ICONEXCLAMATION);
	return 1;
}
return 0;

}

and then call it with something like this:

EDITSTREAM stream;
HANDLE hFil;//file to open

fFormat = SF\_TEXT;
strom.dwCookie = (DWORD)hFil;
strom.pfnCallback = readText;
m\_recText.StreamIn( fFormat, strom );//RichEditCtrl

/Per