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Message: [QUOTE="Christian Bau, post: 1713263"] Only to you. Lets call them "Tisdale callback function". Definition: A function pointer is by definition a "Tisdale callback function". Theorem 1: A "Tisdale callback function" is usually not a callback function. Proof: See post of Stephen Sprunk. Theorem 2: Tisdale hasn't got a clue. Proof: Only someone without a clue would proclaim that every "Tisdale callback function" is a callback function. Tisdale does so. Therefore Tisdale hasn't got a clue. [/QUOTE]