Add a reference to the System.Drawing.dll assembly. The using statement (as it applies to namespaces and classes) just makes it so you don't have to type as much, it doesn't do anything to the actual code that is output. To actually use a new assembly you need to add a reference to it (in VS.NET right click on your project and choose Add Reference...on the commandline use the /ref:<assemblyname.dll> compiler switch). James "It is self repeating, of unknown pattern" Data - Star Trek: The Next Generation

ZBUILDER wrote: new(&m_aT[nIndex]) Wrapper(t) It's called placement new. It executed the constructor Wrapper(t) on a preallocated memory block &m_aT[nIndex]. So basically, you're telling new not to allocate new memory for the object but use existing memory. -- Only in a world this shitty could you even try to say these were innocent people and keep a straight face.

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