Carlos G wrote: Why use the plain win32 API? C++ frameworks like MFC were made to ease typical tasks like that... Others suggested implementations for that, but I'd like to point out...

harith1...@gmail.com wrote: So why on earth would you posting the question to a Win32 programming forum? Jussi Jumppanen Author: Zeus for Windows IDE http://www.zeusedit.com

I learned to program Windows using MFC, and have never programmed straight Win32. A mistake, perhaps, but that's the way it is. I'm having no trouble with most of the framework functions...

I don't think I've ever tried to do a nested table - or realized there was such a thing! So ... I could imagine having the "outside" table that just had two columns, and then have a nested...

Hello I am using the IE automation to navigate to a web page. The web page the user enters is a bit like this: http://MyHost:7001/Mid-Tier/home If you manually enter the URL it redirects to...

Bruce Varley wrote: The cause is inherent in the design of a Windows program: As long as your code is looping your message pump is not executing, therefore no painting updates can execute. The...

On Sun, 11 Mar 2007 13:35:20 -0800, "J. Blauth" <info@joevoll.com> wrote: My guess is that you will not find what you need from Windows, as I suspect this is a keyboard issue. Keyboards have...

On 10 Mrz., 00:01, "Scott McPhillips " <org-dot-mvps-at-scottmcp> wrote: Hi Scott, I do not mean the MFC CPropertySheet but the property sheet control of the Windows API (CreatePropertySheet...

On 9 Mar, 23:35, "Alf P. Steinbach" <a...@start.no> wrote: Many thanks for that. That does sound like what might be going on. The code you've posted cures the problem in the unicode demo - I will...

Hello Friends I am trying to implement a shell extension which adds a menuitem to the menu which is displayed when a user right clicks on desktop or on any folder. Now my concern is that i wish to...

Hello Friends I am trying to implement a shell extension which adds a menuitem to the menu which is displayed when a user right clicks on desktop or on any folder. Now my concern is that i wish to...

After creating a service on Vista I want the installer to start it. Unfortunately GetDisplayDevices() returns none. The same thing happens when trying to start the service from the services panel. I...

In article <1173412719.185455.10020@s48g2000cws.googlegroups.com>, mr.intj@gmail.com (mr.intj) writes: Process independence can be robust, although some implementations might not be. If I were to...

Cool_Zer0 wrote: Your mainScreen->load() call is executing in the context of the "other" thread, so it creates the dialog bound to that thread. Messages to the dialog will not be sent to the main...

Niel Darren wrote: Are you sure your not micro-optimizing here, Mutexes can be slower than Critical Sections however they arent 'slow'. In fact as far as I can tell a Critical Section backs onto a...

On 9 Mrz., 09:46, Kevin André <kevin.andre.dont.l...@spam.telenet.be> wrote: There is just one thing you forgot. The expression x ** -y is defined as 1 / (x ** y) . Therefore your table must be: 0...

AlabiChin wrote: GetClassName returns a string like "STATIC", "EDIT", etc. -- Scott McPhillips

Hi, I'm using a phoenix singleton template in a DLL which is using the atexit() function to call the objects destructor in case the object had to be recreated with placement new after...

"Tom" <ltk@libero.it> wrote in message news:83de8bd2fa1a6aad5ee8e1eb6d5fb829.39605@mygate.mailgate.org... The INetCfg* interfaces are your friends. If you have the DDK, look at the bindview sample.

Hi all, I am trying to determine when a device has finished setting up. When I plug in a removable disk (iPod, in this case) Windows seems to install about three drivers for it. During the...