I have heard that the way string memory is handled is different in Visual Studio < 2005 onwards. For instance if you have a the following char* pChar; pChar = "Hello";
pChar is considered a constant and placed in read-only section of memory. So does not allow any kind of manipulation of it. I will not be able to access individual characters and strip it or change it in anyway. I am interested in writing a Right Trim function which takes in a LPSTR parameter and returns a LPSTR parameter. I will be very grateful for any help on this as I am a bit rusty on VC++ Regards TFE http://totallyfreeenergy.zxq.net
