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You had more problems! 1. you don't need FILE *fopen(); 2. fopen does not accept string as first parameter; 3. The file name you wanted to the disk was &quot;Statistics 04/10/03&quot;; That name is invalid. Instead I replaced / with _. #include <math.h> #include <conio.h> #include <iomanip>...

The RichEdit control is limited to a number of chars. It seems that number is smaller under XP platform then Me platform. My problem is that i have a big file and I can not load it into the RichEdit (on Windows Me works just fine). So, what can I do?

Sugestion: Maybe it is another function. Check them all. For tracking memory leaks I use &quot;Stress Utility&quot; from Visual C++ Tools. You have to watch the the GDI.

I want to print some drawing but it stops printing before the call of EndPage(). I think it is because that the paper is set on A4. I do not want an A4, I want a custom paper. I don't know how to change this dinamically. I accept any sugestion!

I don't know how you do the static linking but i am doing this way: - I create the dll - I copy the files with .dll, .lib, .h extensions, where I want to use it - I include the header of MyDll in the header of my executable: #include &quot;MyDll.h&quot; #pragma comment (lib,&quot;MyDll.lib&quot;)

That is a pointer of CDatabase. What do you need it for?If you have to pass it as an argument to a function use '&' before your CDatabase object.

You may use a istream and use the &quot;fstream ::getline( char* pch, int nCount, char delim = '\n' )&quot; function. Ex.: fstream in(&quot;filename.txt&quot;,ios::in ); in.getline(buf,90,'\n');

Hello! I'm not sure that I can help you, but you can try this! If you are using the API object socket, you can send a string of bytes.You read the bytes from the file and the client recive them.If the file is very large, you can read the bytes and send them in multiple steps. I am not aware of...