Hallo, I have been working for a long time with Windows 2000 with SP4 as my operating system. Now I have moved to Windows XP with SP2. Unfortunately that had a nasty side effect I cannot yet understand: When I do run a debug version of my application outside the debugger and an exception occurs, Windows 2000 notifed me about it and I could choose "Retry" to debug the application. The IDE came up and I got every information about the stack and its variables. Under Windows XP the "Retry" button was replaced by "Debug", but when I use it the IDE comes up and I do not get any useful stack information, just Assembler code that is not very useful for me. Finally I found out that this behaviour is connected to the SetUnhandledExceptionFilter() function. Without it even Windows XP will show me the stack information. But I really need my custom exception filter, so I cannot leave the application without it forever. Does anyone know how to get the full stack information under Windows XP? Thanks, StHubi ---------- "Have no fear, the saint is here!" -- modified at 3:35 Tuesday 29th November, 2005

Hallo, I am writing an installer, which should also configure a toolbar on the taskbar. This toolbar should show the contens of the directory "D:\Log". I know that this can be easily done by using the mouse, right click on the taskbar and select "Toolbars -> New toolbar..." and choosing the directory "D:\Log" from the dialog box. But how can I do this programmatically using VC++? Or can VBScript also do this? (Other languages are no option in this project.) Thanks, StHubi ---------- "Have no fear, the saint is here!"

Hallo, currently I am working on an application with a status bar. For the displayed text it uses strings from a resource string table in the project file by using the "SetIndicators" function. Unfortunately these constant strings are in German and it is my task to make the application able to change languages dynamically. How do I change the texts displayed by the status bar without reprogramming the entire control? Thanks, StHubi "Have no fear, the saint is here!"

The . operator is for non-dynamic variables. The -> operator is used for pointer variables. I think you know what a pointer is, don´t you? "Have no fear, the saint is here!"

Hallo, does anyone know where I can get a model of the MFC in ArgoUML? Or does anyone have such a model, he would send to me? Thanks, StHubi "Have no fear, the saint is here!"

Hallo, can anybody tell me if there is a model of the MFC for ArgoUML in the web? Or does anyone have such a model? Thanks, StHubi "Have no fear, the saint is here!"