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If you use Access put your date between 2 #

example: #21/10/00# (not separated with points)

regards,
Oliviu Burlacu

Do you use Access Databse?

If you use Acces when using wildcard characters to search for an asterisk (*), question mark (?), number sign (#), opening bracket ([), or hyphen (-), you must enclose the item you're searching for...

Look this select statement:

SELECT * FROM table1, table2
WHERE string like 'Hallo\_1' ESCAPE '\';

in this case using the ESCPAE character \ the _ will be treated as the character '_';
...

Open Project menu (from VC)and choose Settings (or pres ALT+F7) and in C/C++ tab on Warning level be sure that isn't Level 4 (optimal is Level 3).

Regards,
oliviu Burlacu

Try this way:


CString sText;
if (m_pSetCommDlg->m_cmbBaudRate.GetCurSel() >= 0)
{
m_pSetCommDlg->GetDlgItemText(IDC_YOURCOMBO, sText);
TRACE("selected item = %s\n", sText);...

Try with LoadCursorFromFile.
The LoadCursorFromFile function creates a cursor based on data contained in a file. The file is specified by its name or by a system cursor identifier. The function...

Why don't you test the pretranslatemessage function like this:

MessageBox("OK");...and see whats happend

regards,
Oliviu

The class is CFileFind....sorry for my mistake

Then you should rather use CFindFile class. It's more easy to work with it. (My opinion :) )

First made a search for the first *.proj directory and then you have a method to test if the found file...

I think this will be helpful for you ....can be found in MSDN:

CReBarCtrl objects should be created before the parent object is visible. This minimizes the possibilities of painting problems.
...

BTW: There always are problems under every OS.

Regards,
Oliviu Burlacu

To help you I need a clearing up:

*.proj are certainly directory?

Regards,
Oliviu Burlacu

Did you treat in PreTransalteMessage() the return key if you have the focus on a button (what button do you need)...Because, ussualy, the return key is associated with the OK (or default) button.

...

Take a look at this:


// The pointer to my rich edit control.
extern CRichEditCtrl* pmyRichEditCtrl;
CHARFORMAT cf;

// Modify the default character format so that all new
// text is striked...

I think you rather use a ListCtrl.....
Don't forget to set the listctrl to have check-boxes.

ListCtrl.SetExtendedStyle( LVS_EX_CHECKBOXES );

You can look at that in MSDN on CListCtrl.

Best...

*.cclw is the file wich contain class wizard information. If this file is deleted nezt time you launch class wizard will be automaticaly created. If you dont see a class in class tree you must go in...

Destructors and virtual destructors

The destructor has a special job: it must disassemble an object that may belong to a hierarchy of classes. To do this, the compiler generates code that calls...

CString itemText;
for(int i=0; i < m_listCtrl.GetItemCount(); i++ )
{
itemText = m_listCtrl.GetItemText(i,0) // instead of 0 you can put the number of an subitem if you have multicolumns
...

Send me your e-mail address at olburlacu@websci.dntis.ro and I'll send you a sample.
Regards,
Oliviu

I use these operation along time ago...but see if these help you. I remember that I make my on Recordset class derived from CRecordset.
For more information read MSDN "Recordset: Fetching Records in...

Look at this sample and see if help u:


define UPDATE_ROW 100
#define DELETE_ROW 101
#define ADD_ROW 102

SQLUINTEGER CustIDArray[11];
SQLCHAR NameArray[11][51],...

Here you have a paragraph from "Thinking in C++" book of Bruce Eckel

Regards,
Oliviu

C programmers seem to acquire C++ in three steps. First, as simply a “better C,” because C++...

BOOL SetItemData( int nItem, DWORD dwData );

Return Value

Nonzero if successful; otherwise 0.

Parameters

nItem

Check if everything is accomplished:

GetPrivateProfileString
The GetPrivateProfileString function retrieves a string from the specified section in an initialization file.

Note This function...