I stand corrected .It was a British source then . My comments on the standard of the writing hold though . Having thought about it , it is probably about the level of the British tabloid comics . Having said that , this guy represents the very worst of British journalism . He is a self opinionated pr@£k who never does anything but vent his spleen on whatever subject he covers. He never analysis , he never considers counter arguments , he is to journalism what taxi drivers are to politics. Now that we have given the Spanish the rights to all our fish , they destroyed their own stocks years ago , he represents the entire British trawler fleet .

Robert Vista wrote: I just cleaned out my cache and sure enough, the speed has increased 10 fold. Hmmm... aren't cache's supposed to speed things up. :rolleyes: So.. how's your faster posting ability affecting your productivity? Regards, Brian Dela :-) Run naked in the snow until you're sweating like a stuck pig and can't seem to catch your breath. When the flu becomes pneumonia, they can cure that with a shot. - Roger Wright

Paul Watson wrote: On the off chance you are not being sarcastic Not completely, I'm only 100% joking when I'm serious. Why are the called "vertical"? Something I must have missed in my marxism-leninism-lessons. :cool: skulls don't kiss  a machito   [sighist]

Hi Edward, We make every effort to address our existing (and potential customers) support issues or concerns promptly (usually within 12-24 hours). Most of our customers are quite satisfied with the level of support that we provide them which usually includes sample projects or code to help them in their development. As far as our site goes it is undergoing some major rework, the boards will be down until the maintenance has been completed, hopefully it should not be too much longer. If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to contact me directly at anytime and I will make every effort to help in anyway possible. Cheers, Kirk Stowell Codejock Software - Power Tools for MFC! http://www.codejock.com

Found what I was looking for in the Interactive SQL tool example http://www.codeproject.com/database/isqlado.asp It has some code showing the use of PromptNew. It was exactally what I needed for this project. Rob

Imagine you're building the project with Lego bricks. I wonder why I thought of that ?

Here's Scott Normski. - Professional Windows Programmer

I received a BS in CS and a minor in mathematics in 1995, and have worked for the same small company ever since. I have no plans in my near future of going for a MS, since the jumps in pay for obtaining an MCP, MCSD, or the new MCSD.net is quicker to get (esp. with 7+ years experience) There should be a new demographic on CP to indicate the percentage of members that have different levels of higher education. They could be: Doctoral Graduate post-secondary Certifications + Certifications only None Roger Stewart "I Owe, I Owe, it's off to work I go..."

My thought! MFC went for some market not really meant for it, but there was no alternative or rather programmers want easy and quick way. For instance many dialog-based applications are hardly justified in MFC. Now we have the C++ classes to do the job, WTL. As much as WTL is well designed, it will hardly find its way into the very large application domain. I am currently trying to move my company's ActiveX control-based engines and components to ATL/WTL from MFC. But will still knock IDE project in only MFC given the chance. ;P Will only touch Windows Forms in .NET projects. Best regards, Paul. Paul Selormey, Bsc (Elect Eng), MSc (Mobile Communication) is currently Windows open source developer in Japan.