Menus again...

That's strange...
I tried it with the new Borland C++ 5.5.1 compiler, and compiled the .cpp file as a Windows program. Nothing happend...
Then I tried compiling your code in Dev-C++ 4...nothing happend either......:confused:

Last-ditch effort -- I'll put my code into a VC++ project and see if it works, then send you the code files.

Ok, thanks...

Okay, this works in VC++...

Hi! :)
The buttons work fine, but still no menu... compiled with Dev C++ 4.
In BC I get an error at line 8.

Replace __stdcall with CALLBACK should make it work in Borland.

I don't know what the other problem is, since it works perfectly for me.

Now it totally errors out and can't run the program, not even from the explorer. I think my borland files are fuc***!
I Have an Bc45 menu example, that worked yesterday, but when I use my/your code, it doesn't....

So hoiw do you know if one is a pointer, and another is a reference??

Because a reference has the same type as the value it references. A pointer has the type of a pointer to that type.

parksie!! I did it!!
I forgot to include the mymenu.rc in the compiler options!! DOOOH!!!
Thanks for all your help! :)

Hehe always the simple things :rolleyes:

I've got many bruises from kicking myself senseless over things like this :)

Same here!!!! :D