Mixing GDI+ with GDI

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I'm attempting to extend an unmanaged VC++ 6.0 OCX that uses GDI for displaying images and drawing simple graphical elements - lines, points, and rectangles. I am trying to add translucent polygons on top of these elements. Based on articles found here, I believe I've made the code GDI+ ready.

The brush is established:

void CDQuad::SetColor(COLORREF aColor, int alpha)
{
	m_Color = Color(alpha, GetRValue(aColor), GetGValue(aColor), GetBValue(aColor));
	m_pBrush->SetColor(m_Color);
}

The following is the only code that attempts to use GDI+ and the status comes back 0:

void CDQuad::Draw(CDC *pDC, CTfw* pTfw)
{
	Point* points = new Point[5];
	CPoint pCurr;
	Graphics* graphics = new Graphics(pDC->m_hDC);
	if(pTfw != NULL)
	{
		for (int i = 0;i < 5; i++){
			pCurr = pTfw->GeoPointToScreen(m_x[i], m_y[i]);
			points[i].X = pCurr.x;
			points[i].Y = pCurr.y;
		}
		Status astatus = graphics->FillPolygon(m_pBrush,points,5);
	}
	delete graphics;
	delete [] points;
	points = NULL;
}

This code is called in the following method, surrounded by Draw's that utilize GDI:

void CShape::Draw(CDC* pDC, int nVertOffset)
{
    if(m_bShow && !m_bNoGeo)
    {
        CLine* pLine = NULL;
        CDQuad* pQuad = NULL;
        int nParts = m_objShapeParts.GetSize();
        //draw shape
        int nIndex;
        for (int i=0; i<nParts;i++)
        {
            if(m_bShowIndex)
                nIndex = i+1;
            else
                nIndex = 0;
            pLine = (CLine* )m_objShapeParts.GetAt(i);
            pLine->Draw(pDC,m_nOffsetX,m_nOffsetY, m_dZoomFactor, m_nPanX, m_nPanY, m_pPen, m_pTfw, &m_DxfExtent, m_bShowVertex, nIndex, nVertOffset);
        }
        nParts = m_objQuads.GetSize();
        for (i=0; i<nParts;i++)
        {
            pQuad = (CDQuad* )m_objQuads.GetAt(i);
            pQuad->Draw(pDC,m_pTfw);
        }
    }
}

The CLine object is rendered correctly using GDI, but the FillPolygon doesn't appear. Any thoughts? Any more information required?

Thanks in advance
Ted