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AFX_MANAGE_STATE(AfxGetStaticModuleState());

HINSTANCE hResInstCurrApp=AfxGetResourceHandle(); 
HINSTANCE m_hInstResDLL = LoadLibrary("dllHavingDialog.dll"));
if (hInstResDLL )
{
  //set resource handle to this dll
  AfxSetResourceHandle( hInstResDLL ); 
  //call you function
   AfxSetResourceHandle( hResInstCurrApp); 

//call freelibaray

}
else
{
  //failed to load dll.
}

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aroli vijay wrote:

so, how can i switch to the next line to write the next value?

CString variable to char*
-------------------------

Use CString::GetBuffer(). It can be used in a manner similar to this:
  // prototype of a function that takes a LPTSTR parameter
  // presented for argument's sake.
  void test_func ( LPTSTR lpszString, int length );
  
  CString string;
  test_func ( string.GetBuffer ( 50 ), 50 );
  string.ReleaseBuffer ( );

CString variable to char
------------------------
CString DummyString;
// Size Can be anything, just adjust the 100 to suit. 
const size_t StringSize = 100;
// The number of characters in the string can be
// less than String Size. Null terminating character added at end.
size_t CharactersConverted = 0;
 
char DummyToChar[StringSize];
 
wcstombs_s(&CharactersConverted, DummyToChar, 
           DummyString.GetLength()+1, DummyString, 
           _TRUNCATE);
//Always Enter the length as 1 greater else 
//the last character is Truncated

CString to Char 
---------------
#include <afx.h>
#include <stdio.h>
void main()
{
 CString theString( "This is a test" );
 char* mychar = new char[theString.GetLength()+1];
 _tcscpy(mychar, theString);
 printf ("mychar= %s",mychar);
}

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