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ADDITIONAL NOTE:
As already thousand times said in this forum, do not draw inside mouse messages handlers.
Just call Invalidate or InvalidateRect and draw inside CView::OnDraw.

Well, nice tests for saving the Otherians souls are there. :thumb:

This seems to be a harder one... :D

Use Dependency Walker which is shipped with Visual Studio.

Are you sure?

I have voted for India. Anyhow no matter...

BTW: You forgot USSR (CCCP).

... as somebody already said.

However, you cannot blame us, as long as this new direction is opened by yourself:

Anyhow, I agree with this point of view:

class CFufu
{
public:
CFufu() : m_strFufu(_T("FUFU")) {}
private:
CString m_strFufu;
};

class CFu
{

From MSDN

How much you offer?

All-in-one HERE.

Are you doing that application, or searcing for source code?

Cobol.NET? Quite interesting. Serious.
Just I'm courious: there is also an Assembly.NET? Should be even more interesting.

See also: careware, addware, spyware, hijackware, beerware, etc...

...or call fflush after fprintf.

it's easy / it's free / for a C (C++) programmer its syntax looks good :thumb:

Handle WM_PAINT message.

But this generally happens: in every company/project the number of reported bugs decreases in time.

Unfortunately, as I know, such wizard does not exist.

Dialog-based - more to work but easier to handle.

Why?
As a general rule, it's not a good idea to change the default behavior of an MDI application.

Quickly voted for toilet. I'm in a hurry to go there.... :D

Bye!

Is this a graphics problem?

Anyhow, your question is quite unclear.
So, when click on OK button you want to see which of radio buttons is selected and write or draw something in a view of a MDI...

To prepend, or not prepend: that is the question... :)

Try GetFileAttributesEx API function.