ok thanks,i will do it. tomer

Rashid here is what i did 1.create a composite control 2.put it on a VB form 3.choose a command button control from the VB toolbox and put it on the atl composite control the result is that the command button control didnot become a child control of the composite control,if i move the composite control the command button control stay in his place i just want to create a control like SSTab,of FRAME

Israel has the unquestionable right to defend itself and its people from terrorism, but it also has the responsibility to provide equal rights for those Palestinian refugees who do not commit terrorism, and who do not seek the destruction of Israel. Right now, Israel gives very little incentive to Palestinian children to turn away from the violence and extremism of their parents. No matter how well they behave, Israel promises that they will never have a state of their own, nor become citizens of the land in which they are born and live their lives. Israel tells them, "you will always be stateless outsiders in the land of your birth." Israel did offered a palestenian state at Camp David 2000. Even Ariel Sharon said palestenian state is acceptable to him (the speech was about a month ago) and Israel will agree to this in future agreements. Personnaly, I think palestenian state is a must to both sides. The sooner the better. However palestine must ensure Israel safety, for example in the situation of the palestine city of Kalkilya. It is less than 5 miles from Israeli city of Netanya. This range allows the use of short range artilerry. Assuming Arafat agrees to not having an army, can someone garantee palestine leaders after him wont violate this? In peace agreement Israel gives strategic land for promises on paper. With Egypt it is possible due hundreds kilometers of territory between Egypt army and Israel. With palestine its 3 minutes of driving, so the risk is high. The next issue is refugees. They must understand they will never come back. There is nowhere come back to, those places do not exist. Other solutions must be found. I don't say its right or wrong, it just the way it is.

That you must eat some nasty stuff there John. :-D Michael Martin Pegasystems Pty Ltd Australia martm@pegasystems.com +61 413-004-018 "Don't belong. Never join. Think for yourself. Peace" - Victor Stone

Unfortunately for the agnostic, sitting on the fence will not play it safe at the second coming of Christ. You either accept christ before the event or deal with the consequences. Fortunately you'll have some time as things fall apart before the actual second coming. Read revelations. BTW, I understand that those of you who aren't Christian don't believe me. I am simply correcting the incorrect statement that the agnostic 'Christian' can be saved under the principles of Christianity. When religion and politics help drive the same cart, they tend to drive faster and faster until it is too late to stop when they see the cliff ahead -- Frank Herbert.

100% agree with you. The inventors of greatest technology will never die. Best regards, ----------- Igor Soukhov (Brainbench/Tekmetrics ID:50759) igor@soukhov.com | ICQ:57404554 | http://soukhov.com

I think these numbers are way to big. I do not know how this astronomical number is calculated in this case, but usually they are calculated on the basis of how many that are copying the software instead of how many that would actually buy it, if they could not copy it. An example: I use Adobe Photoshop maybe a couple of times per month. I will not go out and pay €1500 for that. If I had to pay, I would propably learn how to use one of the low cost alternatives: Gimp, Corel Photopaint, Paintshop Pro etc. Even if the numbers where right, the majority of these 15K jobs would be created in the software industry, where it is already too hard findind qualified working capacity. Instead of whine about software piracy, they should consider lowering the prices, put in extra value or do something else that would make users pay. If people want to copy your software they will do it no matter what! Christian Skovdal Andersen

OK,I found a very simple solution... template class CAdviSeNotify: public IConnectionPointImpl { public: typedef IConnectionPointImpl baseClass; CAdviSeNotify(){}; virtual ~CAdviSeNotify(){}; STDMETHOD(Advise)(IUnknown* pUnkSink, DWORD* pdwCookie) { T* pT = static_cast(this); pT->OnClientAdvise(pUnkSink,piid); return baseClass::Advise(pUnkSink,pdwCookie); } STDMETHOD(Unadvise)(DWORD dwCookie) { T* pT = static_cast(this); return baseClass::Unadvise(dwCookie); } };

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