I checked it 2 minutes ago. I DID find both messages, and could download them. Maybe you are a little paranoid...but don't forget, Billy is watching you...so keep running, because they are right behind you :laugh: Zolee

I'm sorry, but if you cannot solve this problem on your own, maybe a mini-gateway is a little hard task for you. ;) Zoltan Ps: Check the include path (add NTDDK\inc and NTDDK\inc\ddk to the path)! Zolee

Set the font to the parent's font. pYourEdit->SetFont(pYourEdit->GetParent()->GetFont()); or just simply: pYourEdit->SetFont(GetFont()); , if you are doing it from the code of parent's window. Zolee

If you have a single-threaded application storing CWnd* is more practical, easier to use. You CANNOT use the CWnd* in a different thread, than the thread, where the given CWnd* was created. What you can do is you pass the HWND for the given window to the thread, and in that thread you create your CWnd* using CWnd::FromHandle(hwnd), after that, you can use this CWnd* in this thread. So it's more practical to store HWND in this kind of environment. I could give you some examples, when you could use CWnd* in a multithreaded application, but it's very wrong. Zolee

UDP is connectionless, so it's always possible you will lose packets. Try to use TCP sockets, or build some kind of protocol (using UDP) to avoid packet loss. You can play with the network card driver buffer settings, or using bigger packet size, or decrease the frequency. If you are not using a real-time OS, you cannot be sure the OS will store all the incoming packets. Like a driver will run on higher priority than your process, and it's possible you'll lose packets. Zolee

UDP is connectionless, so it's always possible you will lose packets. Try to use TCP sockets, or build some kind of protocol (using UDP) to avoid packet loss. You can play with the network card driver buffer settings, or using bigger packet size, or decrease the frequency. And if you are not using a real-time OS, you cannot be sure the OS will store all the incoming packets. Zolee

I don't know who is a bigger loser. You or a boxer. My opinion :)) Zoltan Ps: I was thinking for a few seconds ... I think YOU ARE :) :laugh: Zolee

You can use these ( instead of using GetCmdLine ) __argc for argument count (DWORD) __argv for arguments (TCHAR**) Zolee

f' is easy f'=e^((ln(x)/sin(acos(x)/x^2))^(1/2)) f" ???? I have no idea. I am a math prof at UCLA though... :-D Zolee

> ... therefore the Americans kind of deserved what they got. 1. I didn't know the WTC towers were CIA buildings. 2. Only one plane attacked government building(Pentagon) This means if I live in the US and I am watching a movie and the terrorists put a bomb under my seat... I DESERVE TO DIE. I don't think so :((( So why do you think the US citizens on the planes and in the towers and the firefighters and the police officers deserved this? Zoltan:confused: Zolee

You have to define _WIN32_WINNT = 0x0500 in the project settings. Go to project setting and this to the preprocessor definitions: _WIN32_WINNT=0x500 This will mean your code is for Win2000/XP Zolee

Use BOOL LockWorkStation(VOID); Windows NT: Requires version 5.0 or later. Zolee

Remove WS_MINIMIZE, WS_CAPTION styles Zolee