Hello Alan, Thank you for your advice. But are VB commands the same as those of VB.NET? Since I have acquired VB.NET Software, can I use it as a tool for teaching myself the basics of VB? Or will I need to get a different compiler for VB? Ben

CMapStringToString mYmAcMaP; mYmAcMaP[_T("192.168.2.61")] = _T("00:50:8D:39:61:E1");

Do the same thing you did in OnDraw() only do it in the dialogs OnPaint(). Trust in the code Luke. Yea right!

summo wrote: how to make setup of project in a visual c++ 6.0 I assume you've created a program in VC++ and want to distribute it using a Setup application. If so, you can use InstallShield that comes with VS 6 itself. Sorry, I haven't used InstallShield myself, so I can't tell you if it's easy or not. If you want something else, try Ghost Installer or something. In the worst case, there's always Google. All the best, though! Vikram. "There's probably a Nish-like alien answering VB questions on a CP forum as we speak." - adamUK in The Lounge, discussing aliens and parallel universes. "Do not give redundant error messages again and again." - A classmate of mine, while giving a class talk on error detection in compiler design.

Well, looking at it fast I would use subnet mask (255,255,255,0) on both computers, with allows them to be peers. jhaga

First a comment about your post. Maybe i'm a little touchy :-O but I do not think that posting a thread containing "immmediate help required" "plz tell me the complete solution" "Reply me soon" is the best way to get a quick answer. Replace it with "Resizing a dialog to my current view size" in the title, and "could you provide me with a small code snippet" would certainly help. As for your problem, if you want your property sheet to be sized to your view, retrieve the cx and cy parameter from CWnd::OnSize(UINT nType, int cx, int cy ) and use them to calculate the new size of your property sheet, maybe with a MoveWindow(), or SetWindowPos(). ~RaGE();

Well, thank you. Instead of SW_SHOW use SW_SHOWMAXIMIZED. // Afterall I realized that even my comment lines have bugs

you can use mschart control. it includes a pie chart as well. You can find it in the gallery. In order to add it simply choose Project->Add To Project->Components and controls->Registered activeX controls and choose Microsoft Char control.

Sorry, I incorrectly read "status bar".

you can only call member functions from an instance of the object. -c Image tools: ThumbNailer, Bobber, TIFFAssembler

First you have to tell the low and high ranges with the SetRange( short nLower, short nUpper ) method. You can also specify a step increment with the SetStep( int nStep ) method. For showing a new progress use the StepIt( ) method. Take a look at the MSDN documentation. Everything is described there.

Hi, I presume you want to store application specific data at a central point. This can be done by using member variables in your CDocument class. Get a pointer to the document in your other classes and you can access the data. You could/should add some helper functions in your document class to store and retrieve the data. Woody