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How do i determine how many bytes of memory available Jase Jennings15-Oct-01 3:13 Jase Jennings 15-Oct-01 3:13  Hi, Is there an MFC / API function i can call to tell me 1) How much Total Physical memory is available in a system 2) How much of this is used, and how much is available Thanks for any help Jase ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- View your digital photos and images with ease using the ultimate desktop image manager for Microsoft Windows Download your free copy of SlideShow Desktop today from http://www.slideshowdesktop.com Re: How do i determine how many bytes of memory available Rob Caldecott15-Oct-01 3:22 Rob Caldecott 15-Oct-01 3:22  On NT, this is pretty easy using the performance data helper library (PDH.DLL). I think it's a bit more tricky in Win9x system though. If you need any sample code, then drop me a line, though a search on the MSDN for PDH will point you in the right direction. Re: How do i determine how many bytes of memory available 15-Oct-01 6:32 15-Oct-01 6:32  Take a look at GlobalMemoryStatus(). With this function you can get all the information you need about memory Sending HTML mails ed welch15-Oct-01 1:14 ed welch 15-Oct-01 1:14  I want to implement the "Send To" command, that sends the application document. This is provided by MFC in the CDocument class, however it uses MAPI and MAPI doesn't support HTML mails (i.e. "Content-Type: text/html"). I could use SMTP to do this, but then the user has to manually enter the SMTP server address, recipient address, etc, etc. Can anyone tell me what the best way of doing this? Thanks, Ed CComBSTR Memory Leak Anders Molin15-Oct-01 0:57 Anders Molin 15-Oct-01 0:57  I have a problem with CComBSTR's. I create them using new, work with them a bit, pass them to a COM interface with string->Detach(), and after that I delete them with delete. Every string leaks 8 bytes Can anyone tell me why? - Anders Money talks, but all mine ever says is "Goodbye!" Re: CComBSTR Memory Leak Michael Dunn15-Oct-01 8:59 Michael Dunn 15-Oct-01 8:59  Once you call Detach(), the CComBSTR object no longer manages the string, so the leak you're seeing is probably the contents of the string. Pass the string as (*string) which will call CComBSTR::operator BSTR to do the conversion. --Mike-- http://home.inreach.com/mdunn/ "The Earth is doomed." -- Rupert Giles your with and Re: CComBSTR Memory Leak Anders Molin15-Oct-01 9:50 Anders Molin 15-Oct-01 9:50  Nope, it's exactly 8 bytes for each string, no matter how long they are... If I call Copy() it the same I'll try the (*string) tomorrow at work... - Anders Money talks, but all mine ever says is "Goodbye!" How to allow the user to choose language and... Joan M15-Oct-01 0:46 Joan M 15-Oct-01 0:46  Hello, I'm trying to make my last program easier and more powerful, in order to do this I would like to allow the user to choose the language that the program use, there's only a problem: I don't have any idea of how to begin... what should I know? the other thing I would like to do is to prepare the same program to work with and without touch screens, then I would like to be capable to redimensionate some controls in order to allow the fingers work as the mouse pointer. Should I create two kinds of dialog for each window? (one for the touch and the other for the normal screen?). As always thank you very much. Re: How to allow the user to choose language and... Tomasz Sowinski15-Oct-01 2:58 Tomasz Sowinski 15-Oct-01 2:58  There's an article right here on CodeProject: http://www.codeproject.com/cpp/introtolocalization.asp Tomasz Sowinski -- http://www.shooltz.com Re: How to allow the user to choose language and... Joan M15-Oct-01 5:57 Joan M 15-Oct-01 5:57  thank you very much for your redirection, it's a beggining, now I will try to look for more information, thanks excuse me ! 15-Oct-01 0:04 15-Oct-01 0:04  Can someone put me on the right track? foobat14-Oct-01 23:06 foobat 14-Oct-01 23:06  Hi everyone I'm currently trying to develop a product with an interface very similar to Outlook's. My question is how would I go about doing this? Do they use a SplitterWnd to split the left and right panes? and if so is the toolbar on the lef just a custom view that draws icons vertically? I want to change the pane on the right depending on what is clicked on the menu in the left pane. ie if you click the hierarchy icon then a tree view will appear in the right pane and if you click the users icon then a list view will appear on the right. I am thinking of making it an SDI app and just swapping the views depending on the users selections. Does this make sense to do it this way? i found an article that outlined how to make an outlook style menu on codeguru http://www.codeguru.com/menu/contentmenu.shtml but this uses a dialog resource to shape the menu. Im guessing outlook uses a custome view which is what i will have to implement i guess. Unless anyone knows of an easier way.. Thanks for any help Ash Re: Can someone put me on the right track? Rob Caldecott15-Oct-01 3:27 Rob Caldecott 15-Oct-01 3:27  I implemented an Outlook UI using the popular BCG library - dead easy and there is also an "Outlook SDI" sample that ships with the source. Visit http://www.bcgsoft.com for more info. Basically, you start with a splitter window, split vertically into two panes, with the Outlook bar view on the left. The right hand pane contains another splitter window which is split horizontally allowing a "list" view and a "preview" view. Regards. convert CString to LPCSTR and LPCSTR to CString ? 14-Oct-01 22:34 14-Oct-01 22:34  Re: convert CString to LPCSTR and LPCSTR to CString ? Daniel Visan14-Oct-01 23:00 Daniel Visan 14-Oct-01 23:00  You only have to look in MSDN at CString::CString , CString::GetBuffer , CString::ReleaseBuffer 1)LPCSTR->CString CString constructor---CString::CString( LPCSTR lpsz ); 2)CString->LPTSTR LPTSTR GetBuffer( int nMinBufLength ); Make sure you understand the ReleaseBuffer method. Re: convert CString to LPCSTR and LPCSTR to CString ? 14-Oct-01 23:17 14-Oct-01 23:17  Thank you Daniel ! Is the type LPCSTR is present in every language in windows ? Re: convert CString to LPCSTR and LPCSTR to CString ? 15-Oct-01 9:57 15-Oct-01 9:57  typedef const char* LPCTSTR How to find out remote files? Daniel Visan14-Oct-01 21:45 Daniel Visan 14-Oct-01 21:45  Is there anybody knows how to find the names of the shared files and folders on a remote computer like "network neighborhood" does? "FindFirstFile" function doesnt seem to work. Maybe the path i use is not correct or it doesnt work at all on the subject. Ex: FindFirstFile("\\Comp_name\\fold_name\\*.*" ,.....) PS: And more... Im very curios to find out how "network neighborhood" manages to obtain those shared files and folders? What's the mechanism it use? Thank you. Re: How to find out remote files? Michael Dunn14-Oct-01 21:56 Michael Dunn 14-Oct-01 21:56  FindFirstFile("\\Comp_name\\fold_name\\*.*" ,.....) You're missing a slash at the beginning (well, two actually): FindFirstFile("\\\\Comp_name\\fold_name\\*.*" ,.....) --Mike-- http://home.inreach.com/mdunn/ "The Earth is doomed." -- Rupert Giles your with and Sorry, stupid question... Daniel Visan14-Oct-01 22:01 Daniel Visan 14-Oct-01 22:01  FindFirstFile(\\\\Comp_name\\fold_name\\*.*" ,.....). I still dont get how this function works... Re: Sorry, stupid question... NormDroid14-Oct-01 22:12 NormDroid 14-Oct-01 22:12  FindFirstFile returns a handle, so one's code would look like this... (a snipped from my production code) WIN32_FIND_DATA fd; CString sQualifier = sPath; sQualifier += _T("\\*.*"); HANDLE hFindFile = FindFirstFile(sQualifier, &fd); BOOL bBool = hFindFile == INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE ? FALSE : TRUE; if (!bBool) return FALSE; int i=0; while (bBool) { if (!(fd.dwFileAttributes & FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DIRECTORY)) { listFiles.insert(FileList::value_type(fd.cFileName, fd)); i++; } bBool = FindNextFile(hFindFile, &fd); } Norm Almond Chief Technical Architect FS Walker Hughes Limited Re: You missunderstood me. My fault. Daniel Visan14-Oct-01 23:27 Daniel Visan 14-Oct-01 23:27  I knew all the things you tell me.Thanx, anyway.In fact wanted to ask something else... I meant how does a function on my computer like FindFirstFile managed to find out the shared resource on a remote computer? From where that function collects theese informations? What network protocol theese function use? Why do i ask all theese questions? Just because i want to write a project... I want collect from my LAN how many information i can. All theese informations i want to monitorize on my computer. If i write a socket based client on every computer and a server on my computer then the problem is solved. BUT, I WANT TO WRITE A SINGLE APPLICATION ON MY COMPUTER IN ORDER TO GATHER INFORMATION FROM ALL COMPUTER IN MY NETWORK, ABOUT:IP ADDRESS, PROCESSES, MAC ADDRESS, FREE SPACE ON HARDDRIVES, AND MANY MANY OTHERS. Of course, i make use of SNMP (MIBII) BUT ONLY LOCAL. I dont know how to access SNMP information on remote computer. I hope i wasnt boring and i made myself clear. Re: You missunderstood me. My fault. markkuk15-Oct-01 0:41 markkuk 15-Oct-01 0:41  I think the Windows Networking (WNet) functions could be what you need. See the Platform SDK docs under Networking and Directory Services/Network Management. Re: You missunderstood me. My fault. Daniel Visan15-Oct-01 1:01 Daniel Visan 15-Oct-01 1:01  WNet is exactly what i was thinking about! i discovered WNet looking at "Computers enumeration" article. Now that you told me about WNet i have more trust in it. I have to say my WNet knowledge is zero. Did you actualy use WNet on your projects? Do you know some articles except MSDN ones? Thank you a lot! A serious problem on the subject now... Daniel Visan14-Oct-01 22:38 Daniel Visan 14-Oct-01 22:38  FindFirstFile("\\Comp_name\\fold_name\\*.*",... ) works fine. But FindFirstFile("\\Comp_name\\*.*,...) doesnt return anything... Then i started the "Command Prompt" and type "dir \\comp_name" and i got the following message:" The share name was not found" !!!!! i also mention that in Command prompt the following works fine: "dir \\comp_name\\fold_name" !!!! If i type in Command prompt "NET VIEW \\comp_name" i get exactly what i want. Try yourself if you think i'm jocking. So, how do i find out the parent directories on a remote computer (in my application, of course)? Thank you... again:

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