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If you have the DLL source, it's easy, just place a breakpoint in any of the entry functions within the DLL and see when it's getting called. You don't have to have the source for the executable, just need to tell VisualStudio what exe will be loading your dll. If you don't have the exe or the dll code, I don't believe there's anyway of telling when the executable is making those calls (other than reverse engineering the executable).

No I cant. Found a resolution. System::Windows::Threading::Dispatcher class does exactly what I need. And it doesnt require a UI control (like COntrol::BeginInvoke). Woeks perfect.

Wow, I found a problem. Although this is my (no big) mistake, the result is just unexpected. virtual void set(const System::Drawing::Rectangle rect) {m_clientRectangle = rect;} Should be replaced with: virtual void set(System::Drawing::Rectangle rect) {m_clientRectangle = rect;} No const! Well I know const doesnt mean here anything. I've tried to use const reference from the very beginning. Then it failed to compile, I removed reference, but forgot to remove const. As a result - 5 hours wasted because of const that actualy doesnt mean anything! Fairy .NET :)

Yes, I tried. Well, actually I think this is file caching problem. Seems like caching is not always work well in my case. Will try to disable it and do some caching on my own.

You could try and hook the TerminateProcess API. But API hooking is not at all possible/recommended these days. «_Superman_» I love work. It gives me something to do between weekends. Microsoft MVP (Visual C++)

Thanks very much. ShellExecute is ok.

Ok thanks.

Great thanks!

Thanks a lot!

Unfortunatly its not working too :(

Thanks a lot, that was helpful.

SOLVED This is long to explain, but in general I'm a fool myself :)

Thanks but I know document/view architecture. I found the problem. IMPLEMENT_DYNCREATE(CSalesmanView, CScrollView) BEGIN_MESSAGE_MAP(CSalesmanView, CScrollView) changed to IMPLEMENT_DYNCREATE(CSalesmanView, CFormView) BEGIN_MESSAGE_MAP(CSalesmanView, CFormView) I was changed the parent of CSalesmanView from CScrollView to CFormView by hand and forgot to change this. SOLVED

SOLVED: tab->MoveWindow(0,0,cx,cy);

No, enviroment is english, but Office and OS is russian.

Ha-Ha!!! Here is the answer. Need to comment the line in header file #import "C:\\Program Files\\Microsoft Office\\OFFICE11\\EXCEL.EXE" no_namespace I dont know why, but when i've commented it the code began work