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Hi chmilz First you have to search the node to delete. You need 2 pointers. One before the node you want to delete (pBef) and one pointing on the node to delete (pDel). Then you say: pBef->next = pDel->next; delete (pDel); Of course you have to do all the special cases, like empty list...

There is a mistake in the previous message. Of course I meant: "there is NO solution for this problem!!" LOL

Hi Adi I did some research on hooks and I'm know convinced that there is know solution for this problem. Even if there are a lot of other problems, like interfering my DLL, ... I decided know to give the responsibility to the users to keep their computers clean of viruses and troyan horses and...

Hi Adi Thanks a lot for the tip. I'm sure this will help me. Martin :-)

Hi You can find information on programming linked lists in every book about algorithms and data structures. Most of them even have code examples. ;-)

Hi Picard Thanks for your Information. It sounds quite helpful. I have just on problem with it: What do you mean with "hook a function" respectively how do you hook a function? Martin

Hi As far as I know it is possible for other applications to get a handle of the window from my application, and then it is possible for this application to write into my window. Is that true? If yes, is there a possibility to prevent this? Thanx in advance