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And two months later, I get around to responding....Thanks for the input..already what I was basically doing, but the dialog settings suggestions are good info.<br />
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thanks!<br />
bruce
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And two months later, I get around to responding....Thanks for the input..already what I was basically doing, but the dialog settings suggestions are good info.

thanks!
bruce

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When my app receives a CResourceException or CMemoryException, I'd like to display a dialog telling my user that that's the reason I'm about to exit on him.<br />
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I plan to pre-allocate the dialog, and I'm catching the exception fine (in my override of CWinApp::ProcessWndProcExc<wbr />eption()).<wbr /> &nbsp;But can I assure that my dialog will show when I call DoModal()? &nbsp;It seems that will try to use a few more resources above and beyond what was preallocated. &nbsp;Can I free up some pre-allocated memory for use just by my app or my pre-allocated dialog?<br />
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I realize this solution may just be for the CMemoryException and not the CResourceException, but that's alright.<br />
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thanks for any pointers or code,<br />
bruce
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When my app receives a CResourceException or CMemoryException, I'd like to display a dialog telling my user that that's the reason I'm about to exit on him.

I plan to pre-allocate the dialog, and I'm catching the exception fine (in my override of CWinApp::ProcessWndProcException()).  But can I assure that my dialog will show when I call DoModal()?  It seems that will try to use a few more resources above and beyond what was preallocated.  Can I free up some pre-allocated memory for use just by my app or my pre-allocated dialog?

I realize this solution may just be for the CMemoryException and not the CResourceException, but that's alright.

thanks for any pointers or code,
bruce

Displaying a dialog after CResourceException

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