SLiDeR wrote: I know about MFC sources. Then you also know that you are expected to provide your own CButton::DrawItem() function as the base-class implementation does nothing except fire an assertion. SLiDeR wrote: But i need source code for DrawItem() function. In other words, there is no source code available. Five birds are sitting on a fence. Three of them decide to fly off. How many are left?

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Without seeing more of your code it's hard to say. Please note that each and every call to GetDC() must have a corresponding call to ReleaseDC(). Since you are not saving the return from GetDC(), your code is not releasing the DC properly. HPS HwndSpy - GUI developer's aid to visually locate and inspect windows. For the month of August only, use coupon code CP-81239 for 30% off.

Yes, CWnd::SetRedraw() is great!

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HPSI have done it. May be, you need the first line is always visible.:-D void EnsureVisible() { // The pointer to my edit. CMyEdit m_edit; int nFirstVisible = m_edit.GetFirstVisibleLine(); // Scroll the edit control so that the first visible line // is the last line of text. if (nFirstVisible > 0) { m_edit.LineScroll(-nFirstVisible, 0); } } Yes,Free Code project~~~~

SLiDeR wrote: Does somebody know how to add a button "New Folder" to explorer toolbar? For example "Open" and "Save as" dialogs have this button. But Exporer itself doesn't. That's an interesting stuff to come up with. I'll check this out. I don't see why this should be anything different than a IE custom button. After all Windows Explorer toolbars are IE toolbars. Regardless of whether it would do any good to have such button available, don't forget that while it makes sense to have such button in the Open/SaveAs Dialog (since the context is always a folder), it doesn't necessarily make sense in Windows Explorer since the context is not always a folder at all (in other words, even with such button available, I am afraid it would be often grayed out). [edit] Here is a nice CLSID to start search for : {0AFACED1-E828-11D1-9187-B532F1E9575D}. It's known as the Folder shortcut component. May be this just needs to be added to one of the registry extension keys to make it appear in the "Toolbar Customize..." box option.[/edit]