That just looks like the window position is getting changed. Hard to say what may be wrong from just looking at the messages that Windows is sending your applications window. You probably need to post some of the applicable code.

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What about them? Did I maybe misunderstand your problem? The code I supplied creates a CRichEditCtrl without any borders at all. I tested it on my end. Was that not what you wanted? home

The reason the Dutch are voting right wing is to protect their attitude of tollerance because the massive immigraiton and subsequent strength of Islam, a notably intollerant religion, is changing Holland in a way in which ordinary people dont like. Dont appologise for having respect for your own culture, and the Dutch shuold have a lot of respect, since it has for centuries been the most modern society on earth, in many respects. And just because the Nazis existed 70 years ago does not mean right wing parties are inherently wrong. And also dont forget it is our fear of being seen as right wing that has allowed liberal attitudes to prosper that have generated this backlash: For example, when the state didnt react to Muslims protesting with 'I love AlQuaeda' head scarves in Britain, then the British reacted, by voting right wing and electing BNP members to the EU parliment. Morality is indistinguishable from social proscription

Hi Iain, Thank you for your answers, and the time to get the answer. Of course you're right about the button down vs button up. I have to reconcider that. But actually you found out how it really works (WM_CONTEXTMENU). So i'll track that one and throw in the void... Thanks again Rozis

Code-o-mat wrote: [edit] I did some experimenting, it seems that the local menu is displayed when you release the "VKMENU key" so my guess is that you catch the keydown event, bring up the edit field, set the focus to it, and then when the key is released then the keyup events goes to your edit box and tadaa, it displays the menu. Maybe try displaying your box on keyup instead of keydown if that workds for you. That is exactly what happens! Good answer. So either i swalow the VKMENU in the keyup-handler, or i set up the editbox at Keyup. Sounds simple. I'll be back is that's not the solution. Thanks

why not? Just check with a sample code man :) Величие не Бога может быть недооценена.

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Ok this is good hint. I'll try it.. But I Remembered I tried this before but I couldn't make sense of it. There was one message more in the 2 cases but that one did not give me any clue. Give me a day or so and i'll report my findings here.. Rozis modified on Wednesday, November 25, 2009 8:28 PM

Tim Craig wrote: Rozis wrote: but MS itself disencourages this... Microsoft discourages C++, too, but don't let that stop you. Yep. It says: "Microsoft Windows GDI+ exposes a flat API that consists of about 600 functions, which are implemented in Gdiplus.dll and declared in Gdiplusflat.h. The functions in the GDI+ flat API are wrapped by a collection of about 40 C++ classes. It is recommended that you do not directly call the functions in the flat API. Whenever you make calls to GDI+, you should do so by calling the methods and functions provided by the C++ wrappers. Microsoft Product Support Services will not provide support for code that calls the flat API directly." What i figure out of their documentation is that the complete GDI+ classes are internally handled by their 'flat API'. This probably means: the flat api will change without any notice. Maybe the reason they discourages C++ is that they seem to be afraid of classes.:cool:

I don't get it. Why didn't MS submit this as a Product Showcase article? Are they asking their employees to moonlight as evangelists? Now let me see...what's the term for articles without downloads? Best wishes, Hans [Hans Dietrich Software]

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Simple and effective... Thanks

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Rozis wrote: You're a genius!!! Not really, I just read the documentation :rolleyes: , I am just glad to be able to help. Rozis wrote: Saw you're living in Canada, although you have a dutch name.So whenever you are in holland, call me, i have a present for you My grandparents emigrated from Holland to Canada in the fifties. I would love to go there some day and see where my heritage comes from. Maybe when I do finally manage the trip I will try to look you up and take you up on your offer. You may be right I may be crazy -- Billy Joel -- Within you lies the power for good - Use it!