The date in the snapshot pop-up doesn't represent the current date where the red line is. I observed, that the date is related to the first line, Author in the screenshot. When the reputation points for the first line change, the date changes too. The expectation is, that the At date represents the position of the red line or at least the latest change in any reputation type.

The world is moving so fast these days that the man who says it can't be done is generally interrupted by someone doing it. (Elbert Hubbard)

please, have a look at this expression of ultimate creativity too: git log screen shot[^]

VuNic wrote:

But women cannot be at the lifting end

Have a look at Deux Truss[^] at the end of the site :)

I would say yes to your statement, when you finished reading, the whole text is selected. I suspect that your question is, how to unselect the text. Therefor call SetSel( 0, 0); member function of your CRichEditCtrl derived control after finishing reading.

Member 3653751 wrote:

printf("%s\n%s",pChar);

When your format string has two %s specifiers, you must have two parameters after the format string. So add one parameter to printf() or remove one %s from format string.

modified on Tuesday, May 4, 2010 11:35 AM

1st I miss a pDC->MoveTo( rc.left, rc.top ); for the starting point before the first LineTo() 2nd Have you tried to change rc.bottom and rc.right? Decrement both should be enough to see the right and bottom lines. The rcItem rectangle defines the controls boundaries, painting outside this boundaries is prohibited by clipping.

The url() in your @fontface{}-block should be the path to the ttf-file on the web server, not on your local PC. Have a look on this site http://randsco.com/index.php/2009/07/04/p680[^] for a brief description of site embedded fonts.

Is this what you are looking for? Member Reputation System[^] There's a link above the reputaion graph (FAQ).

If the dialogbox is the main window of your application look for the m_nCmdShow member of your CWinApp class. This member could be set in the InitInstance() method of your app. Here is an article about it: A Simple Method to Control the Startup State of an MFC SDI Application[^] If it is not the main window try to remove the WS_VISIBLE style from your dialog template.