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Well, the document will be read-only in the client area. &nbsp;Strictly for viewing the file. &nbsp;About the other, I am kind of confused. &nbsp;Could you give me an example. &nbsp;I used the class wizard to add the OnOpenDocument in the CMyDoc. &nbsp;But, not sure what else to do. &nbsp;Thanks.<br />

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Well, the document will be read-only in the client area.  Strictly for viewing the file.  About the other, I am kind of confused.  Could you give me an example.  I used the class wizard to add the OnOpenDocument in the CMyDoc.  But, not sure what else to do.  Thanks.


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Get the name of the file to open--use CDocument::GetPathName<br />
and use it as the argument to OnOpenDocument()<br />

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Get the name of the file to open--use CDocument::GetPathName
and use it as the argument to OnOpenDocument()


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I used the appwizard to create an SDI where I changed the base class of CView to CEditView. &nbsp;So, a text file passed as a command-line argument will display and be editable(by default). &nbsp;I have a text file that is accessed and changed from other sources on my network. &nbsp;I have the timer in MainFrm set to go off every 3 secs. &nbsp;I need to know how and where to close the file, so that the timer can reload it.
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I used the appwizard to create an SDI where I changed the base class of CView to CEditView.  So, a text file passed as a command-line argument will display and be editable(by default).  I have a text file that is accessed and changed from other sources on my network.  I have the timer in MainFrm set to go off every 3 secs.  I need to know how and where to close the file, so that the timer can reload it.

Reopen a textfile passed as an argument via a timer.

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