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Re: crash when using exit or system menu x Hans Ruck5-Aug-02 4:32 Hans Ruck 5-Aug-02 4:32  Do you initialize m_pConn to NULL on the beginning of the application? rechi Windows 98 logon Mem5-Aug-02 1:31 Mem 5-Aug-02 1:31  How to load our application before loading logon screen in Win98.. Win98 logon Mem5-Aug-02 1:29 Mem 5-Aug-02 1:29  How to load our application before loading logon screen in Win98.. Re: Win98 logon Christian Graus5-Aug-02 1:36 Christian Graus 5-Aug-02 1:36  You can't. You need NT and services to do that. Christian We're just observing the seasonal migration from VB to VC. Most of these birds will be killed by predators or will die of hunger. Only the best will survive - Tomasz Sowinski 29-07-2002 ( on the number of newbie posters in the VC forum ) Re: Win98 logon Navin5-Aug-02 2:44 Navin 5-Aug-02 2:44  I think you can if you put it in Autoexec.bat. Even if you win the rat race, you're still a rat. Re: Win98 logon Martin Ziacek5-Aug-02 2:20 Martin Ziacek 5-Aug-02 2:20  Have you tried to put path to its executable to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run I am not sure about it, since I have not seen W98 for couple of years Martin -------------------------------------------- C'mon we all know computers are experimental devices and should only be used for playing games. Using them for alternative stuff like business, is clearly not using them for what they are intended. Colin Davies Re: Win98 logon Anonymous5-Aug-02 2:47 Anonymous 5-Aug-02 2:47  That works, but is still after the logo. Re: Win98 logon Martin Ziacek5-Aug-02 3:25 Martin Ziacek 5-Aug-02 3:25  Thanks, my target platform is NT, so I have almost no idea how some features from other windows system work. Martin -------------------------------------------- C'mon we all know computers are experimental devices and should only be used for playing games. Using them for alternative stuff like business, is clearly not using them for what they are intended. Colin Davies Status Bar Ruca5-Aug-02 0:21 Ruca 5-Aug-02 0:21  Hi, Here goes the first question: Is it possible to place a button on the status bar? The second question follows on from the first: If it is, how does one go about this? Thanks in advance Regards Ruca Re: Status Bar _Magnus_5-Aug-02 1:30 _Magnus_ 5-Aug-02 1:30  Create a button with the statusbar as the parent window. /Magnus - A dog who attends a flea circus most likely will steal the whole show How can I draw in an Editbox control? glinda4-Aug-02 23:05 glinda 4-Aug-02 23:05  Thanx! Re: How can I draw in an Editbox control? Nish Nishant4-Aug-02 23:58 Nish Nishant 4-Aug-02 23:58  Now fancy that!!! I was trying to do the same thing, except I was attempting it from a .NET context Handle WM_PAINT Nish Author of the romantic comedy Summer Love and Some more Cricket [New Win] Review by Shog9 Click here for review[NW] Re: How can I draw in an Editbox control? glinda5-Aug-02 16:03 glinda 5-Aug-02 16:03  I don't catch your meaning , can you give me a more definite suggestion? Thanx. Re: How can I draw in an Editbox control? Nish Nishant5-Aug-02 20:13 Nish Nishant 5-Aug-02 20:13  You must subclass the edit box and handle the WM_PAINT message which is sent whenever the edit box needs to be repainted. Regards, Nish Author of the romantic comedy Summer Love and Some more Cricket [New Win] Review by Shog9 Click here for review[NW] Accessing network settings LukeyBoy4-Aug-02 22:11 LukeyBoy 4-Aug-02 22:11  Hey everyone! I'm trying to create a utility which allows me to switch network settings on my Windows 2000 system. The purpose of this is to allow me to have two different configurations for my LAN connection - one for at home using a static IP address and a DHCP account for work. My question is this: how can I programatically access the network settings under Windows 2000? Specifically I need to get and set the TCP/IP settings for a network adapter, and disable/enable it. I'm guessing that the information can be accessed in the registry somewhere within HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet, but there has to be an API that exposes this in a more sane way. Thanks! Re: Accessing network settings adara5-Aug-02 5:29 adara 5-Aug-02 5:29  The 'IP Helper API' is what you need ,check the platform SDK Re: Accessing network settings LukeyBoy5-Aug-02 6:54 LukeyBoy 5-Aug-02 6:54  Thanks Adara, that's exactly what I need! different MDI Child opening same file DerekSaw4-Aug-02 22:02 DerekSaw 4-Aug-02 22:02  It seems that MFC don't allow me to open documents with the same name...... I JUST WANT to have my MDI apps able to *open* and read multiple documents with the same name...i.e. my OnOpenDocument() will be called everytime even if i'm opening another file with the same name... I don't want them to have views sharing the same doc... because at later time I'm going to add different things into all of them.... and maybe have them output data eg. filename.001 for view 1, filename.002 for view 2..... Pls help. Re: different MDI Child opening same file Tomasz Sowinski5-Aug-02 0:04 Tomasz Sowinski 5-Aug-02 0:04  The code you want to change is located in the CDocManager MFC class; its virtual function OpenDocumentFile checks if document is already open. You'd have to derive CYourDocManager and change the OpenDocumentFile method. KB article Q198538 has sample which reportedly uses its own CDocManager to provide multiple extensions for one doc type. Tomasz Sowinski -- http://www.shooltz.com What is "scratch" and why can everything be made from it? catching your own messages TomasE4-Aug-02 21:12 TomasE 4-Aug-02 21:12  Is it possible to catch class A's messages fron within class A? The problem is I have a class that inherits from WTL's CComboBox and I need to respond to the events in CComboBox before they are sent to the parent control. I know I could inherit from CWindow and then contain the CComboBox, but I'd like to avoid this i f possible. I've tried using reflection too but no success there. thx for any help /Tomas Re: catching your own messages Michael Dunn5-Aug-02 18:10 Michael Dunn 5-Aug-02 18:10  What you want can't be done in ATL, sorry. ATL doesn't have a total custom message routing system like MFC. The message gets processed by its target window, and only that window, unless you use a macro such as CHAIN_MSG_MAP or REFLECT_NOTIFICATIONS to re-route it yourself. --Mike-- Just released - RightClick-Encrypt v1.3 - Adds fast & easy file encryption to Explorer My really out-of-date homepage Sonork-100.19012 Acid_Helm help me..... Anonymous4-Aug-02 18:15 Anonymous 4-Aug-02 18:15  hi all, how can I select window's "Recording Control" stereo Mix Balace or Mono Mix Balace Programetically. thanks in advance. Command Line Input Not Working CaLvin Tan4-Aug-02 15:09 CaLvin Tan 4-Aug-02 15:09  i have tried to have the argc and argv to be specified as in the main. but the program fails to read the input of the value passed through the command line. i have tried to include a #ifdef _WIN32 and the wmain(int argc, char **argv) and it generated an error of not using WIN16. i am totally blurr.... calvin Re: Command Line Input Not Working Wolfram Steinke4-Aug-02 15:59 Wolfram Steinke 4-Aug-02 15:59  Is this in an MFC application? In the InitInstance funtion there is some command line processing // Dispatch commands specified on the command line if (!ProcessShellCommand(cmdInfo)) return FALSE; If you want access to the args then use the the __argv or __targv Happy programming!! Re: Command Line Input Not Working CaLvin Tan4-Aug-02 17:11 CaLvin Tan 4-Aug-02 17:11  yup i have tried out the code but that is still an error about '/D_AFXDLL'. i am trying to configure a program to accept the command line input. but instead of that happening it is going straight into the program and running it.

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