Damir,

There is no "simple" way, nor one single correct way.
The easiest is to create a window that is a subclassed
edit control and insert the text. Or you can write your
own text handler to display the text and manage the
scroll bars etc. Such a utility is beyond what a beginning
windows programmer should tackle until s/he is a little
bit more educated about the windows api.

If you would be a bit more specific, especially about what
you hope to achieve by displaying a text file in a window,
perhaps one of the other "old-timers" on the group can
help...

Rick

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On 3/30/2002 at 11:14 PM Damir wrote:

>On Sat, 30 Mar 2002 12:49:36 -0800, you wrote:
>
>>
>>I'm pretty sure that this isn't what you wanted, but
>>here goes anyway...
>
>Yes you are right. I did not put my question well.
>I want to ask how to run Mikes example "File to memory and memory to file"
>in simple window.
>Sorry for bad English.
>Thank you.

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