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Jose Lamas Rios15-Jul-05 5:00

15-Jul-05 5:00

Halawlaws wrote:
Problem:
I assign the same ID for all dynamic menu items
[...]
Only what happens is that only the first menu item (position 1 = last added) that is enabled and disabled as i want

Try using a range of IDs (one for each different item) in combination with ON_COMMAND_RANGE / ON_COMMAND_RANGE_EX

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Executing a BitMap on FullScreen

a_david12313-Jul-05 20:31

a_david123

13-Jul-05 20:31

Respected all
I have to display a BitMap using VC++ i did it but now i have to display it on Full moniter Screen,that's after executing VC program the bitmap display on full sceen using 800*600 area of screen.
how i can do ??

David

david

problem about ole

William.Wang13-Jul-05 20:26

William.Wang

13-Jul-05 20:26

hi,all
I got a problem about ole, now I'm developing a program to read PDF file as IE does. I made it to be a activex document client program, and using it to read *.doc or *.xls or even the activex document file which produced by my own activex document server program, it works fine, but when I tried to open PDF file, a message box popped up, and it said "no much memeroy enough to run it",and I traced to code, found it was popping up when COleClientItem::Activate(nVerb, pView, lpMsg) was being called.
how can I open pdf successfully? thanks, regards.

Remote execution

dSolariuM13-Jul-05 20:24

dSolariuM

13-Jul-05 20:24

Hi all,
I want to run an exe file on a computer in a local network.
How to do this?
Please help me.
Cheers,
MILAD.

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Re: Remote execution

ThatsAlok14-Jul-05 5:17

ThatsAlok

14-Jul-05 5:17

dSolariuM wrote:
I want to run an exe file on a computer in a local network.

http://www.codeproject.com/system/remoteprogramexec.asp[^]

http://www.codeproject.com/system/remoteexec.asp[^]

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Build Automated DLL to be interfaced to VB6.0

thealca13-Jul-05 19:12

thealca

13-Jul-05 19:12

I am new with C++, I am a VB6.0 Programmer, and I want to create a automated DLL in C++ that will be interfaced to VB6.0.

I Selected MFC AppWizard(dll) to create a new project, then I selected "Regular DLL Using MFC" and checked "Automation" from wizard options.

Then I added class and methods using View->Class Wizard, put some codes in it, then compiled (F7).

When I instantiated it with VB6.0 this error occurs:

Run time error '429'
ActiveX can't create Object

Did I miss something? I did modify the default compilation settings, does it have something do with this?

AI hope you guys can help me.

Thank You.
D'Oh! | :doh:

THEALCA

Re: Build Automated DLL to be interfaced to VB6.0

javad_200513-Jul-05 19:17

javad_2005

13-Jul-05 19:17

Try ATL Dlls,
They are more powerful!
Cheers.

Re: Build Automated DLL to be interfaced to VB6.0

thealca18-Jul-05 14:01

thealca

18-Jul-05 14:01

It worked, thanks a lot!!

"Temporary Internet Files" location using WinInet

Chintoo72313-Jul-05 19:10

Chintoo723

13-Jul-05 19:10

I am looking for a way to obtain the location of the "Temporary Internet Files" using WinInet. Does anyone know?

Re: "Temporary Internet Files" location using WinInet

Chintoo72313-Jul-05 19:31

Chintoo723

13-Jul-05 19:31

Ok, got it. Its using shell and not wininet. SHGetFolderPath with CSIDL_INTERNET_CACHE.

But I see two locations where Temporary Internet Files folder exists. One in C:\Documents and Settings\username\Local Settings\ and the other in C:\Documents and Settings\username\Local Settings\Temp - does any one know what is the second one? The contents of this folder dont get cleared when I delete files from IE tools options. Thisis there both on winxp and win2k.

Thanks in advance.

Trying to hide task bar but SPI_SETWORKAREA not working?

retro_coder13-Jul-05 18:51

retro_coder

13-Jul-05 18:51

Hi
I am using the following code to set my work area and to hide the task bar.

<br />
::ShowWindow(::FindWindow(_T("Shell_TrayWnd"), NULL));<br />
CRect rectWorkArea = CRect(0, 0, ::GetSystemMetrics(SM_CXSCREEN), ::GetSystemMetrics(SM_CYSCREEN));<br />
SystemParametersInfo(SPI_SETWORKAREA,0,&rectWorkArea,SPIF_SENDCHANGE);<br />

When I set my application to full screen/maximize (or any other application actually), the application will not use the space occupied by the hidden task bar, nor will I be able to resize it to use the area. I can drag it to occupy the space, but I have also noticed the window outline for dragging doesn't get display there either.

When I do a SPIG_GETWORKAREA later, it still shows the old work area that includes the task bar.

The Taskbar app found on code guru also exhibits this behaviour.

Has anyone else had this problem and how did you get around it?

I am using Windows 2000 SP4, but it also happens on Windows XP SP2.

Thanks in advance.

Re: Trying to hide task bar but SPI_SETWORKAREA not working? (SOLVED)

retro_coder13-Jul-05 19:08

retro_coder

13-Jul-05 19:08

Oops, looks like it was my fault. It looks like my WM_GETMINMAXINFO message handler was misbehaving. If I set bHandled = FALSE it seems to work now.

At exit

Fernando A. Gomez F.13-Jul-05 17:19

Fernando A. Gomez F.

13-Jul-05 17:19

Hello. I've been wondering, when an exception is thrown (i.e. by using throw keyword) and there is no catch clause available, is there any function or subroutine that will be executed before the program finalizes? Is atexit called when such an exception is thrown?

Thanks.
KK.

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Re: At exit

Christian Graus13-Jul-05 18:38

Christian Graus

13-Jul-05 18:38

Yes, it's possible to write a handler for any uncaught exceptions for your applications. I'm not sure if it's done by a try/catch at the top level, or if some other mechanism exists though.

Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++

Re: At exit

Toby Opferman13-Jul-05 19:37

Toby Opferman

13-Jul-05 19:37

The debugger should catch it and then you fix the problem.

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Re: At exit

Alexander ^M.,14-Jul-05 2:05

Alexander ^M.,

14-Jul-05 2:05

SetUnhandledExceptionFilter should be the thing you are looking for.
You can set a global exception filter with it.

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Docking Resizable Dialog box

mlsa13-Jul-05 15:55

mlsa

13-Jul-05 15:55

Hi everybody, I need your help.
I have a resizable dialog box with some controls (button, edit box, list box, etc). I have a Class that derive from « Paolo Messina CResizable » class. Every things works well.
Now I want to dock that dialog box (docking the dialog to the main frame). I try to do it, but it doesn’t work.
So, any ideas are welcome even if I would restart from scratch.
Thanks.

Re: Docking Resizable Dialog box

Stlan13-Jul-05 21:39

Stlan

13-Jul-05 21:39

Perhaps you can use the excellent resizable control bar[^] from Cristi Posea.

Re: Docking Resizable Dialog box

mlsa14-Jul-05 9:25

mlsa

14-Jul-05 9:25

Thanks,
But it cann't help me because i want my controls inside a dockable dialog to
be resizable like in CResizableLib of Paolo Messina.

Re: Docking Resizable Dialog box

Stlan14-Jul-05 19:31

Stlan

14-Jul-05 19:31

But you can derive Cristi's CSizingControlBar and put anything you want inside. I made it several months ago with a resizable child dialog containing listview, static and button controls. You only need to reposition the child dialog when the control bar is resized, then to override the OnSize handler in the child dialog to reposition correctly its controls.

Detect Ctrl key pressed

Ravi Bhavnani13-Jul-05 14:00

Ravi Bhavnani

13-Jul-05 14:00

I'm trying to detect when the user presses Ctrl/End. My PreTranslateMsg() override always computes the Ctrl key as not being pressed. Obviously, I'm doing something wrong. A gentle nudge in the right direction would be appreciated. Smile | :)

BOOL CMyCtrl::PreTranslateMessage (MSG* pMsg) 
{
  // Check if the Ctrl key is pressed
  BYTE pressedKeys [256];
  ZeroMemory (pressedKeys, sizeof (pressedKeys));
  VERIFY (::GetKeyboardState (pressedKeys));
  bool bCtrl = (pressedKeys [VK_CONTROL] & 255) == 255;
 
  // Override handling of specific keystrokes
  if (pMsg->message == WM_KEYDOWN) {
      switch (pMsg->wParam) {
        case VK_DELETE:
          m_pModel->notifyDeleteKey();
          break;
 
        case VK_RETURN:
          m_pModel->notifyEnterKey();
          break;
 
        case VK_HOME:
        case VK_END:
        case VK_LEFT:
        case VK_RIGHT:
        case VK_UP:
        case VK_DOWN:
          m_pModel->notifyNavKey (pMsg->wParam, bCtrl);
          break;
      }
  }
 
  return CWnd::PreTranslateMessage(pMsg);
}

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Re: Detect Ctrl key pressed

Christian Graus13-Jul-05 14:11

Christian Graus

13-Jul-05 14:11

Does End send WM_KEYDOWN or WM_CHAR ? If so, I'd use GetAsycKeyState to check if Control was down at the same time.

Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++

Re: Detect Ctrl key pressed

Blake Miller14-Jul-05 4:39

Blake Miller

14-Jul-05 4:39

I am with Christian on this one. When I track regular virtual key presses, I always use GetAsycKeyState to test for the CTRL, SHIFT, etc. I have always experienced seriously mixed results with the GetKeyState function, so I don't use GetKeyState anymore.

This note in MSDN for GetKeyState about sums it up for me:
The key status returned from this function changes as a thread reads key messages from its message queue. The status does not reflect the interrupt-level state associated with the hardware. Use the GetAsyncKeyState function to retrieve that information.

Re: Detect Ctrl key pressed

Jack Puppy13-Jul-05 14:33

Jack Puppy

13-Jul-05 14:33

This is what I use...

<br />
if (pMsg->message == WM_KEYDOWN && pMsg->wParam == VK_END)<br />
{<br />
    BOOL bCtrlKeyDown = ((GetKeyState(VK_CONTROL) & ~1) != 0);<br />
      <br />
    if (bCtrlKeyDown)<br />
        AfxMessageBox(_T("woof, woof"));<br />
}<br />

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Re: Detect Ctrl key pressed

Aamir Butt13-Jul-05 20:15

Aamir Butt

13-Jul-05 20:15

if ((GetKeyState(VK_CONTROL) & 0x8000) )

This works for me nicely.

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