All those except MFC42.DLL and MSVCRT.DLL are part of the OS and will be present. Check the {VSTUDIO DIR}\vc98\redist.txt file for a list of redistributables.

Hi Trey, I don't know the CMacButton class, but I think it's the same for all controls. You can get a transparent control by: - overriding OnEraseBackgnd (just return TRUE, without calling the base class implementation) - if you have other controls below the button, adding WS_EX_TRANSPARENT to the extended style of the button (so that it is the last to be repainted) Hope this is right, I used it with a CStatic with no problems. Cheers, Paolo.

Look on your VC++ CD for the DEVSTUDIO\Vc\Redist folder. This folder contains all the files you will need to redistribute any VC++ applications on various Windows platforms. The file REDISTRB.WRI tells you which files you will need under which circumstances for a given platform. For many applications you *will* a need different set of DLLs for WinNT and Win95, e.g. atl.dll. Don't just copy some likely looking DLLs and hope it will be OK - I tried that once and got burnt ;-) Dave

I'm still having problems. Can anyone help me please? I'm only using the report mode and I have added the columns correctly. Like I originally stated, I'm able to load the listctrl successfully once.

Well, since nobody replied to me, I figured that I would post for the sake of everyone else. I found that to update menu items in a dialog, you need to intercept the WM_INITMENU msg. Then do your enabling and disabling. For controls like buttons and such, you can intercept the WM_KICKIDLE msg. Then inside there you can call UpdateDialogControls(). This doesn't call the UPDATE_COMMAND_UI for the menu controls though. That's why you have to intercept WM_INITMENU. Hope this helps. --Trey