You're asking the wrong question. FILE is C, fstream is C++. You should use C++ if your app is in C++, even if it takes a microsecond longer. Reasons - extensibility and ability to write good code. Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++

I've did a little reading, this time> Both WH_JOURNALPLAYBACK and WH_JOURNALRECORD are global for record and play back, they are probably not of much use for you purposes. The MouseProc is application-defined, but it is only called after a mouse message is generated, and again does not seem to be what you need. You may be able to have the DLL send mouse messages directly to your application, based on the stylus position. If the resolution of the stylus is higher than the mouse resolution (which it sounds like it is), then you will have to calculate the relitive screen position from the given stylus position. If the relitive screen position changes: 1) save the position as current position and 2) Post (recommended) a mouse message to the application. You should only need to post a new message if the relitive mounse position changes; that is if the new calculated pixel position does not equal current position. There should be some articles on posting mouse messages, some where. I do not know if any of that helps, but my times up. Good Luck! INTP "The more help VB provides VB programmers, the more miserable your life as a C++ programmer becomes." Andrew W. Troelsen

Hi, Thanx for reply but bryce i checked their coordinates for a vertical line both look same ,the only diff is the pen generates many coordinates compared to mouses. Got any ways to check the ratios of them ? waiting for ur reply... lokiz

Iam using a control(dhtml editor) which was downloaded from msdn. The problem is in table selection. In a 3 * 3 table if i select from 2 row 2 column to first row ,first column in upwards direction , it selects even the third cell in the first row. I should select 2 rows and 2 column ( try out in frontpage). iam just do the execcommand with ID_TABLE_INSERTTABLE. How to solve it? 2) How to insert a row or column in a table using IHtmlTable or IHtmlTableRow? raj

Hi Lokesh, Not too sure what you are after but here I've done an example that may be what you are looking for: MSHTML::IHTMLDocument2Ptr spDoc(m\_ctlWeb1.GetDocument()); if (spDoc) { MSHTML::IHTMLDocument3Ptr spDoc3 = spDoc; if (spDoc3) { MSHTML::IHTMLElementPtr spElem = spDoc3->getElementById(\_bstr\_t("idSpan1")); if (spElem) { spElem->innerText = \_bstr\_t("Hello There"); MSHTML::IHTMLStylePtr spElemStyle = spElem->style; if (spElemStyle) { spElemStyle->textDecorationOverline = true; } } } } So in the code above we look for an element called 'idSpan1', set the text, and then set the text decoration style to be Overline. Hope this is near the mark. For further style information go to MSDN and look at the following interfaces: IHTMLStyle IHTMLStyle2 IHTMLStyle3 IHTMLStyle4 Hope this helps, Andy

You either write your own HTML-renderer or use a control with HTML-rendering capabilities. http://www.codeproject.com/staticctrl/xhtmlstatic.asp[^] and http://www.codeproject.com/staticctrl/pphtmlstatic.asp[^] seems like a good start. For full support of span, you'd probably want to host IE as a control. See http://www.microsoft.com/msj/0100/c/c0100.aspx[^] for example.

Super!Super! U GOT IT RIGHT MAN... ITS WORKING.... THANKYOU VERY MUCH. Iam just new to vc++ especially to com. I would be pleased if u guide me or teach me this thing from basics( Even some material would do).My email id is itslokeshk@yahoo.co.in and would be pleased to yours too. Thank you very much...once again. bye..:-D lokesh

SetFocus(hwnd); keybd_event( VK_SHIFT,0x45,KEYEVENTF_EXTENDEDKEY | KEYEVENTF_KEYUP,0); check if SetFocus is nesserly in your problem Pain is a weakness living the body

yes boss using VC++ only, i want to do just want Frontpage does.I want to insert cell header. CAN U HELP ME...:confused:

One simple way of doing that is to create webbrowser object, load url and print it using IWebBrowser2::ExecWB(OLECMD_PRINT, ...) I think of couple ways of changing title: 1) Hook PrintDlgA & PrintDlgW (there are must be plenty examples of doing that, www.microsoft.com/msj must have it for sure ) and provide you own template or printhook procedure to hook the wm_initdialog message and change the title. 2) Set windows hook (WH_CALLWNDPROCRET) for the thread and change the title after wm_initdialog was processed. Edward