Question on moment distrobution with sway

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The discussion revolves around calculating vertical and horizontal components at point D in a frame subject to sway. The user is seeking clarification on applying the principle of total moments, which includes moments before and after sway. Concerns are raised about the complexity introduced by applied forces at joints and the inclination of frame members AB and CD. Suggestions include disintegrating frame members at points of force application to simplify the analysis. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the need for a clear method to address the challenges posed by the frame's geometry and loading conditions.
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hello there i have this question that seems quite compilcated, i was hoping some one could help me into solving it.

basically i have a frame that can be seen in the diagram, i have to work out the vertical and horizontal components at point D. i was curious as to how i can do it.

i know it works on the principles of useing total moments = moments before sway + a(moments after sway) but i am a little concerned with the applied forces being on the joints themselves, along with the incline of both AB and CD - which makes it harder to find the orgin of rotation.

any help would be appricated thanks
 

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anyone?
 
if you are confused to disintegrate your frame member where a force on it you can cut your pins(joints) locations like in this http://img221.imageshack.us/img221/4594/problem1gq1.jpg
http://g.imageshack.us/img221/problem1gq1.jpg/1/

and consider as these cuts are so close to joints and then cont. as you solve cut in any point of member where there are normal, shear and internal moments are exist
 
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