thanks. I would probably use and extend proposed controls... It is some pity, that I was seen such controls but can not find it now... It was probably some kind of Splitter.

I tried deleting .ncb file, it did not helped.

I can tell you what helps me out. I don't know how well it'll work in other areas/countries (I'm in the southeastern US btw). First and foremost, employers have to go through a TON of resumes/CVs nowadays. Programmers are a dime a dozen. Now, they have to weed out the bad ones, but that's not always easy when looking at over a hundred applications. So, the very top of your resume needs to be sales pitch. If they don't like what they see first, then they won't even read the rest of your resume. Second. Don't get too verbose. They have a lot to go through. And, don't tell them too much in it. Make them more curious about you and have them get in touch to find out more. Also, don't put so little they think this resume/CVs is a joke. It's walking a fine line, and you need to find it. Third, if you go into an interview, don't be timid. Most employers I know want an employee they like being around. You're selling your personality as well. Try to relax, but keep a sense of professionalism. Make it a point for them to understand just how much you can offer to their company, and do it in words they can understand (very important). Hope that helps. Jeremy Falcon

SALARY: AS I said: I much job offer skills for 80-100%, confirm it usually, for 80-100%, much salary offer for it precisely. get after interview words "we like you, wait days" and no responce - means reject. Up to now useful - to eliminate hobies. I can delete it easily. But many employers has such a line in resue form. Some products is big enough, thus creating one per year in average is not a good result ? I written many small utilities- must I include description of it - does not my esume will be too much, and technology repetitive ? But is it only disadvantages you found ? Other is perfect ? Big thanks for brainy help.

Thanks you I will try this way.

I'm not quite sure what you're asking for. But if you don't want to send any optional args at all, then you could do like this: _variant_t strChoices("Some choices"); _variant_t strPrompt("prompt"); _variant_t nMaxAttempts((long) 1); _variant_t nTimeout((long) 1000); _variant_t OptionalArgs( (long) DISP_E_PARAMNOTFOUND, VT_ERROR); myAutomation->CreateMenu(strChoices, strPrompt, nMaxAttempts, nTimeout, OptionalArgs); "After all it's just text at the end of the day. - Colin Davies "For example, when a VB programmer comes to my house, they may say 'does your pool need cleaning, sir ?' " - Christian Graus

You link your db, install it in odbc and then use a SQL command called through a string

HANDLE hFile = CreateFile(...); DWORD dwSize = GetFileSize(hFile, NULL); . . . CloseHandle(hFile);

I USED TrackPopupMenu, but menu does not disappear, if focus is loosed. I asked - why it can happen?