Hello All I am accessing DB using user defined message handler. Due to more number of threads i have avoided using one more thread. But thanks for your solution. Have nice time Ravi

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You have two options: i) Use GetWindowRect (which gives you rect in terms of screen coordinates) and then convert it using ScreenToClient. Then add the offset that you want to have for your list control from the top-left of your dialog. ii) Use GetClientRect (which will directly give you the rectangle of YOUR COMPLETE DIALOG). So you need to add some offset to the top-left point (which is (0,0) right now), and subtract some offset from the bottom-right point. Ravi Sankar S wrote: At this time the value returned {0, 292, 0, 467} This time it draws at the top of the client area. So from your description, I think using the rect {10, 250, 10, 400} would perhaps suit your needs.:) Regards, Pravin.

Ravi Sankar S wrote: m_HeaderCtrl.GetItem(nSubItem, &hditem); In the GetItem the m_hWnd is NULL so code in AFXCMN.INL gives Access Violation Check how m_HeaderCtrl is initialized. The m_hWnd in GetItem is the one from m_HeaderCtrl, which does seem to be an initialized object in your case. Ravi Sankar S wrote: Since ASSERT won't execute in Release mode it is working fine in Release mode. I would not rely on such a statement. If it fails in Debug, it does not work either in Release, it is only that the problem does not assert immediately (the effects of what goes wrong does not show immediately). But it can bring unexpected (and sometimes unrelated) errors later for the program user :~ ... So better be sure to find what goes wrong. ~RaGE();

LPCSTR is not necessary. CString has a built-in operator that returns a LPCTSTR.

Ravi Sankar S wrote: Threoritically memory allocated in one thread using malloc / new function can not be freed using free / delete in other thread. It it correct? No, that is not correct. "Ideas are a dime a dozen. People who put them into action are priceless." - Unknown

Sir I am working as a developer in a company which is about to develop a VOIP communiction terminal, i need help for the firmware & coding Meaning is there any Good SoC available in market for VOIP , or if ther any Stack available for Voip. Currently we making a feasibility study by making a small project in VC++ and implementing VOIP on LAN. Were can i find the refrences for H.323 & SIP ? If u know any forum from were i can get help let me know Eager for your reply vikas.amin@embin.com Vikas Amin Embin Technology Bombay vikas.amin@embin.com