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Monitoring incoming calls 16-Mar-01 7:00 16-Mar-01 7:00  I'd like to program an app that can monitor incoming calls on my phone and display caller-id (if available). I think it has to be done with TAPI, right? Can anyone help me? thanks in advance Re: Monitoring incoming calls 16-Mar-01 7:14 16-Mar-01 7:14  There are plenty of examples in the platform SDK. I did some TAPI work about 3 or 4 years ago. We had an idea for an internet/TAPI product, but it didn't get past the prototype stages. That was using TAPI 2.0, which I don't remember much of. TAPI is up at V3.0 I think so, you'd best look at the docs. I think for callerID you may need a specialist card unless modems can do that now (couldn't when I last tried, but like I said, that was a while ago). Stephen Kellett Re: Monitoring incoming calls 28-Apr-01 2:43 28-Apr-01 2:43  i like to send voice from my vc++ application to telephone. i connect my application with the telepone using tapi but i am unable to the voice. help me. bas Re: Monitoring incoming calls 28-Apr-01 6:19 28-Apr-01 6:19  I did a TAPI project a while back and found that I was better off in the long run to buy an Active-X component which is tested and known to work rather than try to reinvent the wheel. Depending on the environment you must live in, telphony testing can be a pain. I use SAX Comm Objects and it works well for both outbound and inbound calls. I don't think Caller ID is part of Sax Comm. Paul Burton Outgoing calls 28-Apr-01 2:57 28-Apr-01 2:57  How to pass messages over the telephone? My application gets connected with the telephone and it calls the specified contact number. now i have the problem in sending message over it. if any one help me immediately, i would be grateful to you. Srinivas How can I prevent the MFC framework from enabling my toolbar buttons? 16-Mar-01 6:44 16-Mar-01 6:44  Hi I've tried to create toolbars with disabled buttons. Doesn't work. I've thrown in a check and discovered that someone enables the button right after my call to CToolBarCtrl::EnableButton. How can I prevent this? I'm quite sure that's the problem because I have hot toolbars working without problems. Is there anything different with using hot toolbars compared to disabled buttons? Re: How can I prevent the MFC framework from enabling my toolbar buttons? Chris Losinger16-Mar-01 7:06 Chris Losinger 16-Mar-01 7:06  you have to use the UPDATE_COMMAND_UI handlers to disable toolbar buttons. like this: void CSAFileMonDoc::OnUpdateWatchStart(CCmdUI* pCmdUI) { pCmdUI->Enable(!m_bRunning); } -c ------------------------------ Smaller Animals Software, Inc. http://www.smalleranimals.com URGENT...winsock oneillci16-Mar-01 6:36 oneillci 16-Mar-01 6:36  I'm new to DirectX programming and I'm doing a breakout clone as a college project. I have to add some network functionality to my game though. I think I've got my server up and running. I've created my socket, bound it and called WSAAsyncSelect with my own eventID and started listening. I just want to connect my client and send simple messages of 2 integers(that's all I need). I just need some help connecting to local host to send messages. On the client I've created my socket, bound it and called WSAAsyncSelect with my own eventID and I'm trying to connect and it is failing here. Can someone please help? Any help is much appreciated Ciaran MDI frustrations Jamie Nordmeyer16-Mar-01 6:13 Jamie Nordmeyer 16-Mar-01 6:13  I'm developing a Win32 SDK MDI application (no MFC). My child forms maximize, but once they become maximized, they no longer operate (I can't minimize, restore, or close them. My child WndProc is empty except a call to DefMDIChildProc. Any ideas why the child won't respond after being maximized? Thanks in advance for any help, Jamie Nordmeyer Portland, Oregon, USA Re: MDI frustrations l a u r e n17-Mar-01 3:11 l a u r e n 17-Mar-01 3:11  this is beginning to intrigue me too ... how are you maximizing the window? --- "every year we invent better idiot proof systems and every year they invent better idiots" Re: MDI frustrations Jamie Nordmeyer19-Mar-01 5:34 Jamie Nordmeyer 19-Mar-01 5:34  Hi Lauren. It turns out that the problem existed in my Frame Window's WndProc. You have to return '0' when you handle the frame's WM_SIZE message. Go figure. Jamie Nordmeyer Portland, Oregon, USA gantt row bogdan16-Mar-01 6:03 bogdan 16-Mar-01 6:03  I want to talk ho samebody who knows gantt bogdan Re: gantt row l a u r e n16-Mar-01 23:15 l a u r e n 16-Mar-01 23:15  you mean gannt charts and all that? --- "every year we invent better idiot proof systems and every year they invent better idiots" Re: gantt row bogdan19-Mar-01 2:22 bogdan 19-Mar-01 2:22  yes, but not for vb, I work in vc++, I know, the diference, is not so big, but I need some documentation and exemple, please. Thanks. Bogdan Registry access from Console App Robert Bushlow16-Mar-01 5:45 Robert Bushlow 16-Mar-01 5:45  I have an existing console app in which I need to get some information from the registry which is placed there by a regular Windows based MFC app. I have tried WriteProfileString(), WriteProfileInt(), GetProfileString(), GetProfileInt(), etc. with no luck. Any suggestions? Thank You. Re: Registry access from Console App Steve Driessens16-Mar-01 16:51 Steve Driessens 16-Mar-01 16:51  G'day Robert, Do you know the full path of the registry key you want to access? If so, you can use the RegOpenKeyEx, RegQueryValueEx, RegCloseKey and other related functions. Hope this helps. Steve Registry access from Console App Robert Bushlow16-Mar-01 5:45 Robert Bushlow 16-Mar-01 5:45  I have an existing console app in which I need to get some information from the registry which is placed there by a regular Windows based MFC app. I have tried WriteProfileString(), WriteProfileInt(), GetProfileString(), GetProfileInt(), etc. with no luck. Any suggestions? Thank You. Re: Registry access from Console App 16-Mar-01 7:18 16-Mar-01 7:18  MSDN Platform SDK Base Services Registry Registry Reference Registry Functions Have a look at RegEnumKey/RegCreateKey and so on. There are plenty of examples in the platform SDK. There are also examples on code project. Stephen Printing Problem - WinNT/98 - VC6 Nathan Walker16-Mar-01 5:43 Nathan Walker 16-Mar-01 5:43  I've had some freaky stuff going on with printing for a while. I'm hoping someone can help me out here. I've got a bitmap (technically, I'm trying to write the whole screen) that I'm trying to write out to a network printer. The code I'm working with does the following: Creates a screen-compatible memory DC, then blits the screen into it. Converts that into a DIB, then calls StretchDibBits to the printer DC. Works perfectly, under NT. When I try to run the same code under Win98, I have problems. The blit works fine, but the stretch on the DIB returns an error. The return code indicates I have an "invalid parameter". If I stretch first and then SetDiBits, the code works, but I lose all my color information... I'm completely confused. I've tried everthing I can think of to get this code running. For the moment, I've just put in a check and a message box that indicates this feature is only available under WinNT, but I'd like to fix it if at all possible. Anyone have any ideas? >>>>>>>>>> Nathan If a picture is worth a thousand words, reproducing a bug is worth ten thousand. resize activx into a dialog bogdan16-Mar-01 5:34 bogdan 16-Mar-01 5:34  I have a class for resize my dialog. But if I make an anchor for my activx (gantt) the variable "wnd" for the Addanchor class is empty. Why? And wich is the state for a activx? like STATIC....... bogdan resize activx into a dialog bogdan16-Mar-01 5:34 bogdan 16-Mar-01 5:34  I have a class for resize my dialog. But if I make an anchor for my activx (gantt) the variable wnd is empty. Why? bogdan Hot to get local IP address? Marco Moscato16-Mar-01 5:29 Marco Moscato 16-Mar-01 5:29  Hi. I have a problem when I try to retrieve local IP address. I insert this code into CMyDlg::InitDialog: gethostname(buffer, 255); //buffer is a char* CMyDlg member variable HOSTENT* hEnt = gethostbyname(buffer); if ( hEnt ) { strcpy(buffer, inet_ntoa( *(LPIN_ADDR)*(hEnt->h_addr_list))); } ... but it, when links, says: MyDlg.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol _inet_ntoa@4 MyDlg.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol _gethostbyname@4 MyDlg.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol _gethostname@8 Debug/My.exe : fatal error LNK1120: 3 unresolved externals Error executing link.exe. My.exe - 4 error(s), 0 warning(s) WHY????????? IS THERE ANYONE WHO HELP ME??? Thanks in advance. Of course I added in code: #include "winsock.h" Ing. Marco Moscato SeaSoft S.p.A., Catania, Italia E-mail: mmoscato@seasoft.it Re: Hot to get local IP address? oneillci16-Mar-01 6:59 oneillci 16-Mar-01 6:59  In your project settings, try to link to wsock32.lib.... Ciaran Still use MFC in new projects? Christian Reichenbach16-Mar-01 1:24 Christian Reichenbach 16-Mar-01 1:24  Hi, I'm planning to realize a new project with Visual C++. It should uses ADO and other COM components. Is it clever to still use MFC with lots of conversions and other disadvantages or should I use a new technology like ATL or WTL? What's your opinion? Thanks in adance Christian Re: Still use MFC in new projects? 16-Mar-01 1:42 16-Mar-01 1:42  I found MFC a lot easier to use and works every well for all of my projects. The latest ATL may be a little better, but we do not have the luxury of upgrading to the latest version of VC++. We are still using VC++ 5.0. ATL in VC++ 5.0 is a pain in the butt for simple things such as adding an event to your com object. A lot of people here will probably tell you different things, though.

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