I was developing a Windows multi-document GUI application in VC++ version 6. I 
found that my CAppView class needed to be derived from CScrollView and not 
CView. VC++ is all wizard driven with so much inbuilt stuff. So it is not 
straight forward to do these type changes. When I changed the derivation by a 
simple substitution of all CView to CScrollView, the application compiles ok. 
But crashes when I try to run it. So I thought I will pose this on a VC++ 
forum. I searched for it on Yahoo groups. It came up with > 2000. Most of them 
not moderated ! Anyway finally due a tip from another forum I got to know about 
this group.

Now for the solution...
I created a new class which was derived from CScrollView. Then I copy/paste all 
the ID-stuff that the wizard had generated in the .h unit of the class that 
needed to be modified. Now it works like a breeze.

Now, how to get rid of this new class i created? I have to work this one out. I 
dont think it can be done with a single click :(

Regards
TFE
http://totallyfreeenergy.zxq.net


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