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I understand that the percentage difference is so small... that is why I called it a "close enough" solution. However, I am wondering if anyone has a way for me to get from "close enough" to...

I implemented Ofek's solution, this goes further to proving my problem... but not so much helping to find a solution.

For the computer that I am working on now... the numbers that I am getting...

I appreciate your code but you have missed the crux of my problem...

When I run my program using Windows 7, pDC->GetDeviceCaps(HORZSIZE) and pDC->GetDeviceCaps(VERTSIZE) return 564mm and 318mm...

No... this isn't a DPI issue. As you can see from my post, GetDeviceCaps thinks that the physical size is 50 - 60% larger. I have tried making my projects DPI aware in the past but it only really...

I am having an issue with my application now that I am starting to use newer Windows 7 computers. I know that this is a windows 7 issue because I have duplicated this on multiple computers, multiple...

I do see the merit in what you are suggesting, but in my case - the menu arrangement is static. I don't need to worry about the "File" menu being 1st or 3rd. My only requirement is that I'm doing a...

For what it's worth... to anyone else who runs into this problem...

This issue is when I try to access the submenus using MF_BYPOSITION. The cause of this problem is that when any MDI child...

Since I'm getting a pointer for the main window at the beginning...

I would imagine that this means I'm re-using the same menu. Either way, I don't see why I can sometimes access the submenu of a...

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pCmdUI->GetText() does not exist... so I would still have to do something like GetMenuString.

Second...

That doesn't help me for "pop-up" menus, only the items in the pop-up.

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so then you would suggest changing ALL of the functions such as...


void CDocType1View::OnUpdateEditGroup1(CCmdUI *pCmdUI)
{
CMenu *pMenu = AfxGetApp()->m_pMainWnd->GetMenu();
...

This had no impact at all. It looks like my check to bActivate was probably sufficient... but I'm still getting a crash.

Isn't this what I'm doing in "OnActivateView" right before the call to "RebuildMenu"? I would think that the condition of bActivate == TRUE would take care of this.

Wouldn't that just update the text once you mouse over? I want the text to change as soon as the operator changes from English -> Spanish (etc.), not when they actually go through the menu system.

The translations are not hard coded. There is a database that the operator is able to modify so that they can have their own "custom" translations if need be. Because of that, I can't really create...

I have a MDI program that is setup to support multiple languages. This app is configured to allow the operator to swap the language on-the-fly and all the menus/dialogs/etc will automatically switch...