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Then I'd imagine you would create an edit control at runtime. One of the arguments passed to CreateWindow() is the x/y coordinate of the control. I assume this would be near to where you'd want the "label" to be.
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Can you please elaborate it??
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First, what sort of indicator are you wanting for knowing when to add the label to the image? For example, are you going to be right-clicking on the image and then bringing up a context menu (with Add Label as one of the choices)?
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"To have a respect for ourselves guides our morals; to have deference for others governs our manners." - Laurence Sterne
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actually i wanted to add a button for this purpose....so that when i will click this button,it will add label onto the image..
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raavn wrote: ...when i will click this button,it will add label onto the image..
So which is it, code or keyboard? 
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Was this of no help?
"A good athlete is the result of a good and worthy opponent." - David Crow
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Hi David,
Thanks for help....but I need more help...I have done what u said to do...next I wanna that when I will click this button,then a cursor should be displayed on the image so that I can write text on the image....this software is already having a SAVE button...so after writing when I will click save button,it should save that text....
Can you please give me some idea like how to start with?I would really appreciate that..
Thanks & Regards
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Are you using VC++ with .Net? If so you can use a form designer, it's relatively easy. If you're using ATL or MFC, then things maybe be a little more complicated.
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on a static text control how do you display special characters like a '&', i.e. "Time & Date Menu".
cheers,
Andy
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SetWindowText("Time && Date Menu");
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"To have a respect for ourselves guides our morals; to have deference for others governs our manners." - Laurence Sterne
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david, can you remind me why "Time & Date Menu" wouldn't work ?
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Because that would underline the blank space after & as a possible key accelerator:
Time <span style="text-decoration: underline;"> </span>Date Menu
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ohhhh, yeah. i got it. thanks
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Think mnemonics.
"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
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DavidCrow wrote: Think mnemonics.
Simple, yet powerful 
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You can also use the SS_NOPREFIX style on your static control.
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Hi,
If any one has solution plz tell me how can we know that the user has saved the file he has opened. I need to fire some function when user SAVE any previously open file through my Programme.
Plz plz Help Me.
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it's your job to check that.
If you are using a Document/View architecture, you can use CDocument::IsModified and CDocument::SetModifiedFlag to help you do it.
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If it's your programme, then you probably wrote the save routine....
What's so hard about setting a flag to say its been called? Or in the routine, do whatever functionality you need to do. It doesn't matter if its previously saved or not...
Your's puzzled why this is a problem,
Iain.
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Is there a way to test if a dll which needs to be registered (either way) is registered correctly on that particular PC? If I don't know the classes, functions it's supposed to expose? I need a general solution for an automatic update feature.
I'm thinking about something like getting the dll's classID(s) than search for it in the registry? Anybody ever done something like this?
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tuxyboy wrote: Is there a way to test if a dll which needs to be registered (either way) is registered correctly on that particular PC?
One would like to think that the DLL's DllRegisterServer() function would return an error code if that happened.
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The case is as follows.
The dll's are installed and registered during the app's first install or when a new version is available. BUT when it's not I don't want to call registerserver. I don't know how but it happens sometimes that the already installed files (registered dll's) became unregistered somehow and stop working even if the updater app doesn't touch them, cause there is no new version available. The files are there but unregistered. So I want a method that every time the updatecheck runs it tests all the dll's needed to be registered even if it's not an updatable file, just to be on the safe side.
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there is no harm to register a dll multiple times, no reference count is kept, so this would simplify what you're trying to do with your installer.
simply register the dll after it gets installed!
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