C / C++ / MFC

Rajkumar R24-May-08 5:02

24-May-08 5:02

Do you really need it? why?

Anand Todkar25-May-08 19:37

Anand Todkar

25-May-08 19:37

Yes, I am in need to create MAKE files for around 50 projects which are in VS 2003, and manually creating the files will take time.

Thanks,
Anand.

Rajkumar R25-May-08 20:09

25-May-08 20:09

that feature is not available in from VS 2003 onwards, may be some tools like [Automatic make file generator^] useful, but my question is what is its need? why you need makefile for existing project.

Anand Todkar25-May-08 20:20

Anand Todkar

25-May-08 20:20

Want to build projects through Clearmake, and for that, we need MAKE files.

Thanks,
Anand.

Rajkumar R25-May-08 20:34

Silent Mail with ShellExecute

25-May-08 20:34

Makefile needs some tool to build, like nmake, Clearmake... Makefile (text file) alone cannot work, I am not asking that. why you need to build in makefile way, if you are looking for commandline type of building, VS supports it.

Programm3r22-May-08 22:04

22-May-08 22:04

Hi all,

Is there a way I can send a silent email using ShellExecute ?

Many thanks
Regards,

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CPallini22-May-08 22:10

CPallini

22-May-08 22:10

My e-mails usually don't make noise Poke tongue | ;-P

.
BTW: what are you doing?

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Programm3r22-May-08 22:21

22-May-08 22:21

... Lets just say I did not know how to express my question correctly.... but maybe this will make sense ?!

/*
So the following function will open an 'new message' window of outlook, and then the user will have to click on the send button to send the mail, but I would like to send the mail without user intervention. If this is not possible, what would be another solution?
*/
ShellExecute(NULL, "open", "mailto:<address>?subject=<subject>;body=<body>;CC=<cc>;", NULL, NULL, SW_SHOWNORMAL);
</cc></body></subject></address>

Thanks for the response
Many thanks
Regards,

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Programm3r22-May-08 22:22

22-May-08 22:22

... Lets just say I did not know how to express my question correctly.... but maybe this will make sense ?!

/*
So the following function will open an 'new message' window of outlook, and then the user will have to click on the send button to send the mail, but I would like to send the mail without user intervention. If this is not possible, what would be another solution?
*/
ShellExecute(NULL, "open", "mailto:

?subject=<subject>;body=;CC=<cc>;", NULL, NULL, SW_SHOWNORMAL);

Thanks for the response
Many thanks
Regards,

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Programm3r
My Blog: ^_^

CPallini22-May-08 22:28

CPallini

22-May-08 22:28

Well, I was just kidding.
Unfortunately I don't know the answer to your problem.
Just as guess: Does Outlook provide automation interface, doesn't it?
Smile | :)

Rajesh R Subramanian22-May-08 22:22

Rajesh R Subramanian

22-May-08 22:22

CPallini wrote:
My e-mails usually don't make noise [Poke tongue]

Oh really?! My machine plays flute music every time an email is sent. Laugh | :laugh:

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CPallini22-May-08 22:26

CPallini

22-May-08 22:26

Rajesh R Subramanian wrote:
Oh really?! My machine plays flute music every time an email is sent.

Flute? I was betting on sitar! Of course my computer plays only mandolin...
Laugh | :laugh:

Rajesh R Subramanian22-May-08 22:32

Rajesh R Subramanian

22-May-08 22:32

Have you searched Google for "C++ send email SMTP"?

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Programm3r22-May-08 22:40

22-May-08 22:40

Many times .... but nothing specific to what I want to know.

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Hamid_RT22-May-08 22:47

Hamid_RT

22-May-08 22:47

I think I gove you an article some days ago about SMTP did you see it?

Programm3r22-May-08 22:52

22-May-08 22:52

Not that I can re-call....

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Rajkumar R23-May-08 0:22

23-May-08 0:22

may be you interested in [Mailer Sample: Demonstrates SMTP Mail Classes ^] (requires IIS)

Programm3r23-May-08 0:43

23-May-08 0:43

Tried to compile it but my application requires the following header files, which I can not find:

atlsrvres.h
atlisapi.h
atlisapi.h

Have any advice ?

Thanks in advance
Regards,

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Rajkumar R23-May-08 1:17

Set font to bold in resource

23-May-08 1:17

I am able to compile the VS 2005 solution, those headers are in standard MFC include directories.

Super Hornet22-May-08 22:00

Super Hornet

22-May-08 22:00

Is it possible to set font to bold by editing the resource?

Hamid_RT22-May-08 22:31

Hamid_RT

22-May-08 22:31

Do you want to set bold font for a control?

Super Hornet22-May-08 23:36

Super Hornet

22-May-08 23:36

Yes, I want to set bold font to few controls like static text etc.. but not through code. Is there a way to do this in resource by editing it???

Hamid_RT23-May-08 0:00

Hamid_RT

23-May-08 0:00

So you can use of CreateFont for make font with its attributes and then use of SetFont for each control that you want.