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Hi all
I am trying to write all my datas from my VC++ application to excel sheet.I wrote the code using c++.But the datas written in the excel sheet was not up to the expectation.
Can anyone suggest me a better way of writing the excel sheet from application.If possible with an exampl....
Thanks
gany
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C++ Typelib tuto : http://www.codeproject.com/KB/wtl/WTLExcel.aspx
PS: You can made it without WTL, with minor modification...
A++
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HI i m using visual studio 6.0 , not vc++.net
Rather i want to write a excel file....
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If i remember effectively #import don't work with vc6 but there's an other way to generate typelib header... try "Ole/Com viewer" or MIDL in command line... i Don't remember exactely it's to old... or ask to some one that have VC7 or higher version and the same excel version to generate header for you (i use Office 2003 but it must be compatible with newer version), h file is store on : C:\Documents and Settings\xxxxxxx\Local Settings\Temp
This method allow you to made what you want with excel : read write xls file (without displaying excel interface), integrated excel on your application like ie made when you open an excel file on the web...
If you want to read or write file that can be read or write by excel the easy way is the csv file format...
A++
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See here.
"Love people and use things, not love things and use people." - Unknown
"The brick walls are there for a reason...to stop the people who don't want it badly enough." - Randy Pausch
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hi there,
i'm trying to get the window handle from the only window, when my windows is locked. it has the "Computer Locked" title, so first i tried FindWindow(NULL, "Computer Locked"), but nothing. then i tried GetWindow(GetDesktopWindow(), GW_HWNDFIRST), because it's the (hopefully) one and only active window on the locked screen. but nothing. and i also tried WindowFromPoint with the mid point of my screen, because the "computer locked" window is centered an the screen. but no luck at all.
sooo, anyone an idea or hint, how to get this _hard to get_ window handle?
regards
ps: google is also not giving any useful results
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I would try using Spy++, which comes with visual studio (at least it did - I assume it still does with newer stuff than I have), and see if you can find your desired window.
Maybe it has a special window class name you can look for?
And even if it is the only application you can see, I bet there are a loads of top level windows you can't see. Most tray apps will have an invisible one for getting messages at the very least.
Iain.
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Hi Iain,
How can we use SPY++ after the computer screen in locked??
Can you please elaborate.. I tried to get the window handle but no success 
Thanks!!
Regards,
Sandip.
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Krzysztof Gorgolewski wrote: ...so first i tried FindWindow(NULL, "Computer Locked"), but nothing.
What does that function return? If NULL, have you tried calling GetLastError()? Are you sure that is the exact name of the window being sought?
"Love people and use things, not love things and use people." - Unknown
"The brick walls are there for a reason...to stop the people who don't want it badly enough." - Randy Pausch
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Krzysztof Gorgolewski wrote: i'm trying to get the window handle from the only window, when my windows is locked.
So you want to get a handle to the window that is displayed when the user session is locked...
Why?
In order to do what? 
From a technical aspect I doubt this is even possible, but here are my thoughts...
From that screen you can switch user through "Fast User Switching", which means that you create or active another desktop. This suggests to me that this window doesn't even belong to the session your application is running in and this is probably also why ::FindWindow() cannot find the window.
If you want to know when the session gets locked you can register for session notifications with WTSRegisterSessionNotification() and process the WM_WTSSESSION_CHANGE message.
"It's supposed to be hard, otherwise anybody could do it!" - selfquote
"High speed never compensates for wrong direction!" - unknown
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You pretty much don't. The security screen is on a different desktop (read up on Windows Desktop objects) which is completely inaccessible to normal code.
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thanks for your thoughts.
hm... so it's not possible because of security reasons? not nice to hear...
i already got the message, when the screen/computer is locked (after the lock i'm changing the wallpaper and additionally wanted to move the f§%*$ng ... ehm ... nice "computer locked" window).
ok, GetLastError i will have to check later. and the thing with a different desktop was/is also in my mind. maybe it's possible to find/enumerate through the available desktops and have a look for my desired window (if the security allows it : )
so long
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oh yes:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms682573(VS.85).aspx => "... Applications cannot access the Winlogon desktop ..."
maybe i can change the access rights for my "default" desktop/program somehow to get to this "winlogon" desktop's content?!?
criss
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one more thought in the morning: once i used an application called Active Desktop Calendar. and it was displaying its calendar/todo/etc also on the locked screen.
soo that means, if this application is able to access the Winlogon desktop, why should i not be able?
regards
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Does this[^] help?
Regards,
Sandip.
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still i didn't had time to try anything new, but i let you know.
regards
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I'm trying to get into SDK but I can't seem to find any tutorials for beginners, display a basic window, processing Windows Messages and such.
On MSDN there are sites with supposedly SDK and Windows UI samples, but they don't have any content. 
I'd appreciate if you could link me to some beginner's SDK tutorials.
Also I'm not sure if I already have it or not, I installed Visual C++ Express 2008, does that already include SDK or do I need to install it separately?
Thanks.
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Are you talking about Windows SDK, formerly known as Platform SDK? If yes then you have to install it separately and it comes with good documentation which can be integrated with MSDN.
-Saurabh
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Warning : The code is not very good but it's a beginning...
Win32 SDK Tuto -> http://www.relisoft.com/Win32/winnie.html
A++
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Thanks.
I'll give it a try.
I just need a few basics so I guess I can make do with that tutorial and the documentation.
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Hi,
My application create a directory using CreateDirectory(). Then I want to lock this directory so that it can't be accessed by any other process. For that I call CreateFile() (Openning that directory and getting its handle) and doing so lock the directory and it is now not accessible to any other process. Then I create some file in this directory. The problem is that when I try to get the status of a file in that directory, I get the error code that file does not exist. When I try to rename a file in that directory, I get the error code that file is being used by some other process. but I can delete file without any problem. I could not understand that if the directory is locked by same process why calls to Windows APIs to get the status or renaming the <file in="" that="" directory=""> are failing. On the other side file could be deleted. Plz have a look at my code and if you can tell something that calls to those APIs don't fail, let me know plz. Or if this problem can't be resolved, can you give me any other idea by which I can lock the directory so that only current process is able to Create/Read/Write/Delete/GettingFileStatus files in that directory. The code is as below:
/* ----------------- Code is here -----------------*/
CreateDirectory("C:\\MyDir", NULL);
// Calling below function lock the folder and other processes can't access "C:\\MyDir"
HANDLE handleDirectory = CreateFile("C:\\MyDir",
GENERIC_ALL,
FILE_SHARE_READ,
NULL,
OPEN_EXISTING,
FILE_FLAG_BACKUP_SEMANTICS, NULL);
// File is created successfully by calling below function
HANDLE handleFile = CreateFile("C:\\MyDir\\MyFile",
GENERIC_ALL,
FILE_SHARE_READ,
NULL,
OPEN_ALWAYS,
FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL,
NULL
);
CloseHandle(handleFile); // Closing file handle
// Getting file status
STATINFO statinfo;
int result;
result = stat("C:\\MyDir\\MyFile", &statinfo); //This call fails
// error code can be seen in c-runtime library's global variable "errno".
// Renaming also fails
result = rename("C:\\MyDir\\MyFile", "C:\\MyDir\\YourFile");
// error code can be seen in C-RunTime Library's global variable "errno".
// File deletion succeeds
result = remove("C:\\MyDir\\MyFile");
// error code can be seen in c-runtime library's global variable "errno".
/* ----------------- End of the code -----------------*/
Please tell me something that after locking the folder:
1 Directory is accessible to current process only.
2 Current process can get the status of a file in that directory.
3 Current process can Create/Read/write/Rename/delete a file in that directory
4 Or any other way of doing the same
Thanks in advance
Best Regards
Aseem Sharma
modified on Wednesday, November 5, 2008 10:18 PM
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Hi Thanks for replying. I have edited my message. Kindly re-look code segment. Its not only stat() but rename() is also failing. I am wondering that folder is locked by same process. Then why we can't rename or get status of file in that folder. I tried to use GetFileAttributesEx(), it works but rename is not. Please help me in this regard. Thanks in advance.
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Aseem Sharma wrote: I tried to use GetFileAttributesEx(), it works but rename is not. Please help me in this regard.
If using GetFileAttributeEx worked then please pay attention to what you are doing. GetFileAttributeEx is a Windows SDK function NOT a C library function as stat() is. Think about what you are doing and realize that you likely want to attempt to use the Windows SDK function for renaming files rather than the C library function.
led mike
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