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No, you are not the only one. I like Windows 8. I've been using it as my main OS since September 2012, and didn't have any real problems yet.

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If you don't need to handle events on the static control, you might as well use IDC_STATIC for all of them.

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I remove the "resolved" icon from that thread.
The thread was not really closed, it was only displaying such an icon.

I don't understand your question;
Why PostMessage?
Func() is exported from the DLL, so you can call it directly an app that links to the DLL.

Why is it a non-member function?
Can't you pass a pointer to the CMyPropertyPageDlg instance to the non-member function call?

FAQ.

You need a unique ID if you want to distinguish that instance of the static control in event handlers for example. For example, if you enable SS_NOTIFY on your static control you can react to events...

See this FAQ.

See this FAQ.

It all depends on what renderer you are using for your graphics.
Are you using plain OpenGL?
Are you using some game framework?

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Is it possible to make a small test project that behaves the same way and post it here so we can take a look at it?

OReubens is right, you could create your own control, but even then, I don't think it makes sense to update text on the screen at 100 frames per second. That's just overkill.

I would still try to...

Create a small class that contains the message itself and some enumeration that specifies whether it's a warning, info, or error.
When a message comes in, create an instance of that class and store...

Did you try something like this?

m_ctrlColumnViewList.Invalidate();

CString doesn't contain any formatting.
I don't know what kind of input you get for your traces.
Can't you just store the input in a buffer instead of directly in the richedit?

http://www.codeguru.com/cpp/controls/editctrl/article.php/c489/CFloatEdit--edit-control-for-currency-numbers.htm
or
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/751/Number-Currency-Percentage-Edit-Control...

And you really have to do that every 10ms? That's just too fast, and overkill anyway. 10ms is 100 FPS, that's too fast to read. You could update the text at a much lower FPS , that's more than fast...

Sounds like a very interesting project :)

Only handling WM_CHAR is most likely not enough, you will also have to handle WM_PASTE.

How are you decompressing the video frames?
If you are using the Media Foundation SDK, take a look at the example here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa371827(v=vs.85).aspx

What do you mean with "colored traces"? Please elaborate or post a drawing of what you want to accomplish.

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Please use them when posting code snippets.

Can you make a screenshot of the problem? I'm not quite sure I understand what is happening.

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