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Sounds like a lack of the common control ocx or something like that. What cannot you open this project on other's developer computer and see all the controls and references lists?

It remembers me something that can be fixed by changing the Project Properties/C/C++/Code Generation/Use run-time library....

Check dependencies can be not enough if you are using the explicit dll loading or/and com/activex dlls etc... Try using XTM (http://www.warecase.com/xtm/src/XTM-Setup-1.00.zip) Run your game, select it in XTM upper view and select the modules view. You will see all the loaded in memory...

Hi, WFadloun! I have the similar problem and I didn't find the way to do that in run time. If you find a resolution, please, notify me too. Thanks in advance

How to write add-ins for MS Office programs - you can find in http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnoxpta/html/odc_comaddinvb6.asp About custom rules: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnout2k2/html/odc_novoltips.asp Hope it will...

I think, checking the property CRViewer1.IsBusy can help you. I guess, you have some events handlings inside your report design object. So, may be, you need the check this property in order to know if you can proceed these events or wait for server to product current report page... Hope it...

I think I can give some direction(but I am not sure this is the resolution for your problem) I helped somebody to resolve a problem to use Excell API. The problem was that it worked with Excell XP but not with Excell 2000 I resolved it after I found out and copied the correct tlb and dll files...

I know 2 methods to catch the outlook events: 1. Create VB add in 2. You can use custom rules(but it is quite a difficult code and very non friendly but possible) Hope it help you.

Are you looking for API functions or for a program that will give you this info?

Yes, Ion. What I have mentioned that it is not so difficult to work with XML using MSXML - if you are using XPath.

extended task monitor utility has it! You are provided with advanced COM+ statistics including call time one per each running COM+ component service. You can download it from http://www.warecase.com/downloads.asp Hope it will help you.

Try using extended task monitor from http://www.warecase.com/downloads.asp Open the windows view and see each window classes Using XTM, you can search window by class name, caption, handle etc... I hope it will help you.

If you try to use the CArray::IsEmpty method, you cannot do it if you use VC6, this method is available only from VC7 there are additional methods documented in msdn that are available from VC7 and later

Assign the values on declaration is not only a safe method of work by even results in better performance. If I am not wrong, I saw this in Lipman C++ book.

Working with XML is pretty simple when you use XPath queries to get specific node(s). Please, read the mk:@MSITStore:\\CDSERVER\CD717\MSDN\xmlsdk.chm::/htm/xslpg02_0ju0.htm in MSDN library

try XTM from http://www.warecase.com/downloads.asp It gives you the property named 'Load Count' for every module your process has loaded. Hope it will help.

I have the similar problem. But you can resolve it by the next scenario: Every time after you start windows, restart the IIS, even if it is already running. After that - in my case - everything is working. I know, it is not the solution but only workaround. Hope it will help you.

I advise you to use XTM from http://www.warecase.com/downloads.asp Find file, check who is locking it and close the file handle.

Thanks a lot, Guys! AFX_MANAGE_STATE(AfxGetStaticModuleState()); worked greate!

Hi, Matt! Thanks for your response. I didn't understand which h and rc I need to include to my dll resources. The problem is in Run time, not in compillation. Thanks a lot. Giordi.