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what is mean by unistallerff

23-Sep-07 21:06

Dont need to ask again you can complete your question.

Re: port number

p_23-Sep-07 20:58

23-Sep-07 20:58

thanks sir for ur response
i know ip address sir
but to connect with other system from my system
i need also port number and i read about port numbers but i dont understand
that which port number is user to connect two systems in the network
thanks

yadahav23-Sep-07 20:20

yadahav

23-Sep-07 20:20

Hi

what is mean by unistallerFF?

nbugalia23-Sep-07 20:53

23-Sep-07 20:53

yadahav wrote:
unistallerFF?

Are you sure this has some meaning ?

Hamid_RT23-Sep-07 21:02

23-Sep-07 21:02

It was interesting here result of search http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=unistallerFF[^] Big Grin | :-D

nbugalia23-Sep-07 21:21

23-Sep-07 21:21

Hamid. wrote:
It was interesting here

What's interesting there ? It's pointing to the same question. Sniff | :^)

Hamid_RT23-Sep-07 21:50

23-Sep-07 21:50

If you see result of search is two links that both are codeproject.

nbugalia23-Sep-07 23:05

23-Sep-07 23:05

This is because only yadahav has asked or I should say coined the word unistallerff.
So the whole world does not know about this till now. Smile | :)

Hamid_RT23-Sep-07 21:02

how to change the font of property page

23-Sep-07 21:02

Can you more explain?

rajneshmalik23-Sep-07 19:49

rajneshmalik

23-Sep-07 19:49

hi i want to know how to change the font of property page because when i change font of property page from its property it does not show effect,but if i change the font of simple dialog form property change appear,can any body help me,
regard
rajnesh

malik

Re: how to change the font of property page

Nelek23-Sep-07 20:10

Nelek

23-Sep-07 20:10

Change your font just before writing.

For that you can use CreatePointFont (...), and then select it in your CDC beore writing.

If you want to change the font of a control. You have to change it directly in the control (one of the best places is on the OnInitialUpdate ().

Anyways. You can set the font for the whole View in the CMainFrm or in the CChildFrm. When the window is create, by the PreCreateWindow (...)

Greetings.

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convert string to CString

mrby12323-Sep-07 19:36

mrby123

23-Sep-07 19:36

#include <string>
using std::string;

CString=ff;
string ftitle;

ftitle = string("fileName");

My question is how to convert ftitle to CString ff ?

How to assign the content of ftitle to ff ?

Thanks a lot for help

Re: convert string to CString

zakkas248323-Sep-07 19:59

zakkas2483

23-Sep-07 19:59

try this..
ff = ftitle.c_str();

hiren thakkar

Re: convert string to CString

nbugalia23-Sep-07 20:08

Re: convert string to CString

23-Sep-07 20:08

ff = ftitle.c_str ();

mrby12324-Sep-07 5:52

mrby123

24-Sep-07 5:52

Thanks for the help.

I am trying to use the following code to read an array of file names. However,
I found all the ftitle[i] used the same memery as ftitle[0]. So after the code read all the array, all array of ftitle[0],ftitle[1],ftitle[2] have all the same value of ftitle[2]: "dogfile3"

CString ftitle[10];

for (i=0;i

how to register com dll problem

trioum23-Sep-07 19:12

trioum

23-Sep-07 19:12

hi, I develop a com dll . that I register throught regsvr32.exe commmand
in command promped . but when i distribute my exe using this dll i want to
develop a application that copy that dll to system32 folder and register it
without using regsvr32.dll . how can i develop that setup application .

Trioum

Re: how to register com dll problem

nbugalia23-Sep-07 19:20

Re: how to register com dll problem

23-Sep-07 19:20

The setup can be created by using InstallShield or any similar utility. And I think that you can write script in the InstallShield to automatically register the com dll. But still, it will be done using Regsvr32.

David Crow24-Sep-07 3:24

David Crow

24-Sep-07 3:24

NishantB++ wrote:
But still, it will be done using Regsvr32.

Not necessarily.

"A good athlete is the result of a good and worthy opponent." - David Crow

"To have a respect for ourselves guides our morals; to have deference for others governs our manners." - Laurence Sterne

Re: how to register com dll problem

Stephen Hewitt23-Sep-07 19:29

Stephen Hewitt

23-Sep-07 19:29

Simply call the DllRegisterServer[^] function exported from the dll you wish to register.

Steve

split the media files by specified size

zakkas248323-Sep-07 18:45

zakkas2483

23-Sep-07 18:45

hi all,

i am developing one application in that i have to split media file by specified time interval, by specified size and by specified percentage.

i have already done for split file by specified time interval using wmsdk.

now i have to split media file by specified size.but i don't found any interfaces for the same. can anyone tell me any interface that help me to do same.

and it is possible or not?

hiren thakkar.

David Crow24-Sep-07 2:53

David Crow

24-Sep-07 2:53

zakkas2483 wrote:
now i have to split media file by specified size.but i don't found any interfaces for the same. can anyone tell me any interface that help me to do same.

This should be easier than what you've already done as it does not require any knowledge of the file's format.

1) Open the file you want to split
2) Read a certain number of bytes
3) Create new file
4) Write those bytes to new file
5) Close new file
6) Repeat at step 2 until no more bytes to read

Make sense?

"A good athlete is the result of a good and worthy opponent." - David Crow

"To have a respect for ourselves guides our morals; to have deference for others governs our manners." - Laurence Sterne

Hamid_RT24-Sep-07 3:48

24-Sep-07 3:48

Can we play these files after split?

David Crow24-Sep-07 4:07

David Crow

24-Sep-07 4:07

No, of course not.

"A good athlete is the result of a good and worthy opponent." - David Crow

"To have a respect for ourselves guides our morals; to have deference for others governs our manners." - Laurence Sterne