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migrate nmae project to visual studio Anonymous5-Mar-04 5:37 Anonymous 5-Mar-04 5:37  Hello, I have a nmake file which compiles fine using (C++ ver 7) Visual Studio .NET Command Prompt. The nmake creates an exe which loads dll and uses virtual functions. I would like to add some functionality to this exe. However I cannot open the nmake file in Visual C++ as a project. There is no project file, just the cpp and h files and the nmake file and a some precompiled files. I have tried to recreate the files within a project but the errors are so many! I believe that dll files must be loaded at runtime, which appears to be something which is not happening?? Are there ways to do this? Any thoughts are appreciated. files: http://www.geocities.com/stashfiles/win_vc6_mak.txt http://www.geocities.com/stashfiles/mediasinkencoder_cpp.txt http://www.geocities.com/stashfiles/mediasinkencoder_h.txt http://www.geocities.com/stashfiles/main_cpp.txt http://www.geocities.com/stashfiles/guids_cpp.txt extracted from: https://producersdk.helixcommunity.org/ docs/producer_sdk_files.htm Re: migrate nmae project to visual studio Anthony_Yio5-Mar-04 22:35 Anthony_Yio 5-Mar-04 22:35  Probably Borland C++ builder has the feature. Sonork 100.41263:Anthony_Yio HlinkSimpleNavigateToString mistretzu5-Mar-04 5:22 mistretzu 5-Mar-04 5:22  I have an ActiveX control and when I click its button I want it to open a new html page in the same browser, how can I do this? I know i have to use HlinkSimpleNavigateToString function, but I only manage to open in a new browser. How can i concate two bitmap to produce third combine bitmap Atif Mushtaq5-Mar-04 5:08 Atif Mushtaq 5-Mar-04 5:08  Hello guys can i combine two bitmaps to produce a third combined bitmap . for example if i have two images of 160*120 then resultant bitmap will of 320*240 size , which will be displaying two bitmaps side by side in on image . so can any body guide me how to do this. Unmanaged in a .NET world Re: How can i concate two bitmap to produce third combine bitmap Tom Larsen5-Mar-04 5:48 Tom Larsen 5-Mar-04 5:48  Wouldn't the resultant bitmap be 320 x 120? I'm also assuming the depth is the same on both. Allocate the size of the bitmap and use trusty old BitBlt. // leftDC and rightDC are the two drawing contexts on the images to combine. // memDC is the DC on the combination image. BitBlt(memDC,0,0,160,120, leftDC,0,0,SRCCOPY); BitBllt(memDC,161,0,320,120, rightDC,0,0,SRCCOPY); Visual C 6 Webbrowser &amp; Saving Webpages muckmail5-Mar-04 2:40 muckmail 5-Mar-04 2:40  Just wondering if the visual C6 webbrowser can archive files can be save in them *.mht format using Visual C6. Been looking on the web for information on how to use cwebbrowser in C but have not found much about *.mht files. Since I am new to C could anyone lead me in the right direction. Thank you, doug@evansville.net Re: Visual C 6 Webbrowser &amp; Saving Webpages Neville Franks5-Mar-04 10:47 Neville Franks 5-Mar-04 10:47  There is no simply way that I've found. However see: http://www.codeproject.com/shell/IESaveAs.asp[^] Neville Franks, Author of ED for Windows www.getsoft.com and coming soon: Surfulater www.surfulater.com Unlocking a File or Volume mmica5-Mar-04 2:08 mmica 5-Mar-04 2:08  Hi all, I am trying to write an administration tool that will be executed by users with administrator privileges. At some point, it may need to lock volumes or files for processing but sometimes these files/volumes will be in use by other processes. This tool is meant to get top priority when it is run. Is there a way if can take over files/volumes that are in use by other processes? Mark How I show the *.mdb table content on the form? Emre Zorlu5-Mar-04 0:38 Emre Zorlu 5-Mar-04 0:38  I'm working on a dialog based project. I wanna show the *.mdb table content on the form, what shold I do? emroz Re: How I show the *.mdb table content on the form? includeh105-Mar-04 0:49 includeh10 5-Mar-04 0:49  from CDbDatabase or CdbDatabase (second 'd' is lower case and better) and related classes. includeh10 Re: How I show the *.mdb table content on the form? Emre Zorlu5-Mar-04 0:59 Emre Zorlu 5-Mar-04 0:59  I wanna use flexGrid Control emroz Re: How I show the *.mdb table content on the form? l a u r e n5-Mar-04 8:23 l a u r e n 5-Mar-04 8:23  so read about it on msdn duh! "there is no spoon" biz stuff   about me How to compile DirectX in MFC includeh105-Mar-04 0:18 includeh10 5-Mar-04 0:18  i use DirectX 6.1 following is a piece of code to be compiled //inside a function IDirectDraw*pdd; HRESULT hr; hr=::DirectDrawCreate(0,&pdd,0); IDirectDraw4*ppd4; hr=pdd->QueryInterface(IID_IDirectDraw4,(void**)&ppd4); pdd->Release(); in win32 App, the code is compiled no problem. but once in MFC, i got compile error: ***************************************************** error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol _IID_IDirectDraw4 ***************************************************** to solve the error, i try all but none of them working, following is includes and libs in CPP file: #define INITGUID #include <objbase.h> #include <initguid.h> #include <stdio.h> #include <stdarg.h> #include <windows.h> #include <mmsystem.h> #include <ddraw.h> #pragma comment(lib,"ddraw.lib") #pragma comment(lib,"ddraw.lib") #pragma comment(lib,"winmm.lib") #pragma comment(lib,"kernel32.lib") #pragma comment(lib,"user32.lib") #pragma comment(lib,"gdi32.lib") #pragma comment(lib,"winspool.lib") #pragma comment(lib,"comdlg32.lib") #pragma comment(lib,"advapi32.lib") #pragma comment(lib,"shell32.lib") #pragma comment(lib,"ole32.lib") #pragma comment(lib,"oleaut32.lib") #pragma comment(lib,"uuid.lib") #pragma comment(lib,"odbc32.lib") #pragma comment(lib,"odbccp32.lib") #pragma comment(lib,"dxguid.lib") //------------------------- where is IID_IDirectDraw4 defined? why no problem in win32, but trouble in MFC? thx for any help includeh10 Re: How to compile DirectX in MFC Anonymous5-Mar-04 3:02 Anonymous 5-Mar-04 3:02  Consider downloading the latest Platform SDK, or the DirectX SDK (microsoft.com/directx). Either case, this should be at least 200MB a download. IDirectDraw4 is an interface which appeared in DirectX 7. Re: How to compile DirectX in MFC includeh105-Mar-04 11:31 includeh10 5-Mar-04 11:31  nothing about sdk. it can be compiled in win32 app. includeh10 Text selection in CRichEditView MolleX4-Mar-04 23:40 MolleX 4-Mar-04 23:40  Hi, I have a CRichEditView derived class. I want to handle when the user selects text with the mouse by pressing the left button. This works fine but when the mouse pointer is dragged belov or over the window the selections stops, which means that the user only can select text that is visible in the window. So I want to scroll when this happens. Does this make sense? Regards Re: Text selection in CRichEditView includeh105-Mar-04 0:34 includeh10 5-Mar-04 0:34  use SetCapture() on LButton down and ReleaseCapture() on LButton up includeh10 Re: Text selection in CRichEditView MolleX5-Mar-04 0:50 MolleX 5-Mar-04 0:50  Thanks that seems to do the trick. Do you know how to handle ctrl-key input? I can get when the user press ctrl and when a user press another one. Do I need to keep track if the ctrl is pressed or is there a predefined way to do that, multiple key input? Cheers Re: Text selection in CRichEditView includeh105-Mar-04 0:54 includeh10 5-Mar-04 0:54  use GetKeyboardState() in key down and char down messages. includeh10 Re: Text selection in CRichEditView MolleX5-Mar-04 1:19 MolleX 5-Mar-04 1:19  Thanks again Philips API samrenkazi4-Mar-04 23:29 samrenkazi 4-Mar-04 23:29  Did any body had work on Philips SpeechSDK C/C++ API. if ues then plz let me know Ping!!!! Ilamparithi4-Mar-04 23:04 Ilamparithi 4-Mar-04 23:04  Hi, Is there a way to make a clean icmp ping (no shell command or winsock connect to unused ports) ??? With Best Regards, A.Ilamparithi. Re: Ping!!!! Jörgen Sigvardsson4-Mar-04 23:17 Jörgen Sigvardsson 4-Mar-04 23:17  yes! -- Unser Tanz ist so wild! Ein neuer böser Tanz. Alle gegen Alle! Re: Ping!!!! Prakash Nadar4-Mar-04 23:37 Prakash Nadar 4-Mar-04 23:37  Jörgen Sigvardsson wrote: yes! and what is it ? Re: Ping!!!! Jörgen Sigvardsson5-Mar-04 0:32 Jörgen Sigvardsson 5-Mar-04 0:32  I don't know. I just answered his question.. I know it is possible though. You can read and write ethernet packets without any special voodoo. And ICMP packets are quite easy to construct as well, so I do know that it is not impossible. -- Unser Tanz ist so wild! Ein neuer böser Tanz. Alle gegen Alle!

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