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yeah, the line of code is
HINSTANCE nRet = ShellExecute(this->m_hWnd, "open", szBuff, NULL, NULL, SW_SHOWNORMAL);
where szBuff is a string variable which contains the full path of the file name and the file name itself.
Thanks!
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Great, I just tried it exactly as you typed it lucy, and it worked straight away, just what I needed.
Thanks. 
Ali
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In win2K, it's no problem, but in win98, it's difficult to do.
I try to alphablend by myself, but i can't refresh my dlg when something behide the dialog changed  , then i try to set timer to notify me refresh the dialog every a short time, but when the dialog is showwing, i can't get the bitmap behide the dialog from the desktop DC.
anyone could help me?!!
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Maybe you could try to start by specifying WS_EX_TRANSPARENT sty;e when creating your windows. That ways, Windows will paint Windows behing yours first...
But it will not works as smootly as it does in Windows 2000 for few reasons:
- I'm not sure that it apply to non-client area.
- It will causes blinking
- It will probably be slower (particulary when movig full window)
- It's probably a bit bugged and/or limited.
You may also try to enumerated windows behind you and cause them to be paint in a memory DC. It will probably works for some kind of windows and not for others...
Philippe Mori
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Thanks a lot! ![Rose | [Rose]](https://www.codeproject.com/script/Forums/Images/rose.gif)
Let me try...
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See samples 'DC Utilities' on this site (use search). If you will complete your code successfully, please, mail me result, I want to see it!
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How to set single system cursor for ALL System? Required selecting of a fragment of screen.
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Do you want to set the system cursor?
SetSystemCursor
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Yeah, I use it, but it change only one curosor (arow, for ex.). I need SINGLE cursor ALWAYS.
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Alexander Kourov wrote:
Yeah, I use it, but it change only one curosor (arow, for ex.). I need SINGLE cursor ALWAYS.
Call SetSystemCursor multiple times, one for each cursor.
Nish
Regards,
Nish
Native CPian.
Born and brought up on CP.
With the CP blood in him.
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Are you sure, that programs, which allow to select screen areas, doing it similar? May be there is another way?
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Ahhh, now I see what you're getting at (and you should see what you should have told us when you first asked your question  ).
There was a project put up here a CP not too many moons ago that displayd how to magnify a portion of the screen in a few different ways. IIRC it just created a top-level WS_INVISIBLE window. That way your client-area is the only thing you'd have to care about. I.e. you just respond to the WM_SETCURSOR message to your window with whatever you want to display.
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I am using MFC dialog application and want to use something other than messageBox to instruct the user what to do. I was thinking something like a note pad that someone can't modify. Can someone help me?
www.nucleus.com/~grant.cooper
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Create a dialog with a read-only editbox....maybe?
/Magnus
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I'm a bit lost here
If you want to create a modal dialog, you just write this:
CMyDialog dlg;<br />
dlg.DoModal();
But if you want to create a modeless dialog, you have to make the calls to the template yourself. I've searched the internet (also this site) and I've found several methods to do this, but I didn't find a working one.
So, what you have is a CMyDialog created using the vc dialog resource editor and an id=IDD_LOAD_DIALOG.
What are the steps to create this dialog?
I know it has something to do with those templates, but I just can't figure out what to do first.
[VISUAL STUDIO 6.0] [MFC] [WIN98/2]
 Bluute tette!
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This is all documented. There's even a (Microsoft MSDN or MSVC) sample called MODELESS that displays how you do it.
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Sorry
dlg.Create(IDD_LOAD_DIALOG)
Didn't know it's as simple as that. All I found here was that CreateIndirect()-method, with handlers and pointers to pointers to pointers to ....
[VISUAL STUDIO 6.0] [MFC] [WIN98/2]
Bluute tette!
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You must write anything following for creation and displays of dialog:
CMyModelessDlg * pDialog = new MyModelessDlg();
pDialog->Create(IDD_LOAD_DIALOG);
and certainly following to delete the modeless dialog
delete pDialog;
Best regards,
Eugene Pustovoyt
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You must write anything following for creation and displays of dialog:
CMyModelessDlg * pDialog = new CMyModelessDlg();
pDialog->Create(IDD_LOAD_DIALOG);
and certainly following to delete the modeless dialog
delete pDialog;
Best regards,
Eugene Pustovoyt
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Hi,
In a dialog-based application, I have create a number of *.dat files (binary file) in the project directory. I want to delete these files when the application is closed. Which VC command should be used for doing this?
Thanks in advance!
chen
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It seems you are not interested in a "VC command" but an API function. Look up DeleteFile.
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For VC6
In Project/Settings, Post-Build step, you can enter the DOS
commands which are to be executed after build is done.
This batch is executed before the program starts.
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it means:
if anybody modified my EXE file.
EXE file may be refuse to run....
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