More correct are: je ne parle pas Français. Parle**z-**vous Anglais ? Je suis affamé, perdu et n'ai plus d'essence. Pouvez-vous s'il vous plaît me diriger **vers l'**Ontario ? -- modified at 5:49 Friday 1st September, 2006 Oops! Missed the circumflex i character...

Oops! My finger inadvertently pressed the left-mouse button while my cursor wandered on the rate that message 1 link ;P Too much coffee I guess... or perhaps an subconscious action ? :rolleyes:

In french, the translation is: une base de donnée. Therefore it's a feminine word.

This probably one of the most fascinating thread I've ever read on CP :~

-| [Modified: seems it's a roman-like notation ;P]

Sincere condolences :(

Nice application! One small comment however: when creating a new item, the buttons Done and Save were a bit confusing to me. And I did not know whether I should click one or the other once I had finished. I understand their purpose (they work like OK and Apply in the usual Windows dialog boxes) but I don't know if two buttons are really necessary; perhaps you could just simplify and let only a single Done button instead.

It's about 2 o'clock in the afternoon, and the racing cyclists of Tour de France just passed 50 meters away from my work office :cool: Needless to say that almost all the offices at my work place were empty at this time :) -- modified at 8:05 Tuesday 4th July, 2006

Allez les bleus! :cool:

Sorry, this site is about soccer only. You should try to post your programming questions on the FIFA[^] website :)

I don't fully agree. I'm french too who live in a foreign country. Well, Luxembourg is not 20.000km away but only 20km :-> but you know, for administrations, distance doesn't matter. Anyway, everything, every paper, every request must be made via the local french ambassy. And to be really honest, the given support has always been very good (fast, cheap, notifications when one of your card is about to expire, very good handling with "remote" voting, etc.) My wife is portuguese, and compared to the support given to her by the Portugal's ambassy (what an awful mess in there :mad:) it's really a well-organized administration.

Use CxImage[^] from Davide Pizzolato

I usually take 1 or 2 coffee cups per day, but never after 2PM, just to avoid staying eyes wide opened during the whole next night; like this: :omg: (Never a smiley was so much suitable!)

Fine, Thanks! I had not too much time to wander on CP in the last days! (heavy work load this last days X| ) The week-end was fine however. And you ? How is your new job ? Are your new colleagues nice ? By the way, I see at the TV there is a lot of troubles in India because of floods due the rain season. I hope everything is OK for you and your family.

Try this: GetSystemMenu(FALSE)->EnableMenuItem(SC_CLOSE, FALSE);

You can also disable the Close X button of a CWnd derived-object by calling GetSystemMenu()->EnableMenuItem(SC_CLOSE, MF_DISABLED);

But you can derive Cristi's CSizingControlBar and put anything you want inside. I made it several months ago with a resizable child dialog containing listview, static and button controls. You only need to reposition the child dialog when the control bar is resized, then to override the OnSize handler in the child dialog to reposition correctly its controls.

You have to provide more details[^] in order to expect any valuable answer... :doh:

Perhaps you can use the excellent resizable control bar[^] from Cristi Posea.

Execute step by step your program in debug mode, and check for the result value returned by the Open, Read, Write, etc. functions. You should then be able to locate where exactly is the problem.