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James R. Twine15-Jun-06 2:08

15-Jun-06 2:08

   I think that you can use MessageBoxIndirect(...) to specify a different Language ID to use for the text on the standard button(s).

   It looks like MessageBoxEx(...) can be used, but I do not think the "cross-language" functionality is implemented in it.

   Peace!

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Re: MessageBox french

dungpapai16-Jun-06 0:29

dungpapai

16-Jun-06 0:29

Thanks to all for helps. I love you and thank you very much!

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Add/Remove files on remote computer

RanjanShrestha14-Jun-06 23:47

RanjanShrestha

14-Jun-06 23:47

Does any body a way to remote access a computer on a network to add/remove files.
I know using 'CreateFile()' I can create file on the network but that requires me to login on the local computer with the same username and password as registered on the remote computer. Is there any way to create a token to use for accessing remote computers?

Re: Add/Remove files on remote computer

Graham Bradshaw15-Jun-06 0:02

Graham Bradshaw

15-Jun-06 0:02

Take a look at WNetAddConnection2 and its related functions.

Re: Add/Remove files on remote computer

Milton Karimbekallil15-Jun-06 1:49

Milton Karimbekallil

15-Jun-06 1:49

You can use LogonUser() and ImpersonateLoggedonUser() to get access to a remote machine for a specific user with username and password.

cheers...milton kb.

European keyboard Alt Gr?

jayart14-Jun-06 23:42

jayart

14-Jun-06 23:42

After googling little bit I found out two different meanings for Alt Gr.
Does it mean Alternate German or Alt Grpahics or Alt group?
Also how to trap in PreTranslateMessage()? Is this the correct way or is there any better way?

<br />
	bool bAltGrp = false;<br />
			if((::GetKeyState(VK_CONTROL) & 0x8000) && (::GetKeyState(VK_LMENU) & 0x8000))<br />
			{<br />
				bAltGrp = true;<br />
			}<br />
			else if(::GetKeyState(VK_RMENU) & 0x8000) // for alt gr<br />
			{<br />
				bAltGrp = true;<br />
			}<br />

Thanks and Regards,
Arti Gujare

Re: European keyboard Alt Gr?

FarPointer15-Jun-06 2:08

FarPointer

15-Jun-06 2:08

try out :-WM_SYSCHAR

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FarPointer
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SSL support in HTTP API

S-Andy14-Jun-06 23:39

S-Andy

14-Jun-06 23:39

Hi
I needed to develop HTTP listener in C++. This listener should support SSL. After searching for the technology for this I chose HTTP API which seems to support SSL. First I developed all the functionality of the listener and added request handlers. So now HTTP works well.

I started to add SSL support. Step-by-step I did all the recommendations found in MSDN: added certificate to the store with HttpSetServiceConfiguration (checked with httpcfg - it is there), and changed scheme in URLs to "https".

And... HTTPS does not work. I have absolutely no idea why. I even do not have an idea how to get know why. There are no errors (no errors even in HTTP API logs). HTTP Requests are not accepted. Port is opened but when I try to send data server just disconnects. The requests is not received by the service. Seems like it is rejected inside HTTP API.

Please help! How can I get this work? How, at least, I can get the reason why it does not work?

Thanks,
Andriy

Andriy Lesyuk

Re: SSL support in HTTP API

kakan15-Jun-06 4:10

kakan

15-Jun-06 4:10

I feel I have to answer your question, since noone else does.
I know nothing about HTTP API, but if it doesn't work, maybe you could use OpenSSL for the https sessions?
That solution is used in one of the programs I'm responsible for maintaining. (I didn't write it, though). Works well.

It uses winsock for http sessions and OpenSSL for https.

Re: SSL support in HTTP API

S-Andy15-Jun-06 6:35

S-Andy

15-Jun-06 6:35

To use winsock + OpenSSL i need to rewrite almost all code. I'm not sure that this is acceptable way out.

how can i set font to my edit contol

happy_ram14-Jun-06 23:24

happy_ram

14-Jun-06 23:24

how can i set font to my edit contol
sree.

Re: how can i set font to my edit contol [modified]

_AnsHUMAN_ 14-Jun-06 23:25

_AnsHUMAN_

14-Jun-06 23:25

You will need to Subclass the edit control for that
http://www.codeproject.com/miscctrl/cfctrl.asp

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Re: how can i set font to my edit contol

happy_ram14-Jun-06 23:27

happy_ram

14-Jun-06 23:27

can u give me some more information,
or any examples or links,
sree.

Re: how can i set font to my edit contol

Viorel.14-Jun-06 23:36

Viorel.

14-Jun-06 23:36

I think SetFont can help you.

// Add this in dialog class:
CFont m_MyFont;

// Add this in OnInitDialog:
m_MyFont.CreateFont(14, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, "Courier New");
m_cMyEditControl.SetFont(&m_MyFont);

Re: how can i set font to my edit contol

happy_ram15-Jun-06 0:03

happy_ram

15-Jun-06 0:03

thank u i got it.
bye
sree.

Re: how can i set font to my edit contol

Hamid_RT15-Jun-06 0:43

Hamid_RT

15-Jun-06 0:43

see

<br />
	CFont	m_FontEdit;<br />
	CFontDialog m_dlg;<br />
	if(m_dlg.DoModal()==IDOK)<br />
		{<br />
	FontEdit.CreateFontIndirect(&m_dlg.m_lf);<br />
	m_Edit.SetFont(&m_FontEdit);<br />
		}<br />

whitesky

Re: how can i set font to my edit contol

James R. Twine15-Jun-06 2:11

James R. Twine

15-Jun-06 2:11

While it appears that your CFont object is a member, it might be worth saying that the CFont object used with CWnd::SetFont(...) should not be destroyed until after the control using it is done with it (or has been destroyed). (At least - I think it has to hang around...)

Peace!

-=- James

property sheet

amit.code14-Jun-06 23:19

amit.code

14-Jun-06 23:19

how to remove default OK CANCEL APPLY HELP button from bottom of property sheet and our oun button
please mail

rahul

Re: property sheet

Cool Ju15-Jun-06 1:11

Cool Ju

15-Jun-06 1:11

Hi,

You can't remove those buttons, but can hide. To hide back button use the below code.

CWnd* pWnd = GetDlgItem(ID_WIZBACK);<br />
      if(pWnd)<br />
      {<br />
         pWnd->ShowWindow(SW_HIDE);<br />
      }<br />

Adios,
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Re: property sheet

amit.code15-Jun-06 2:25

amit.code

15-Jun-06 2:25

thanx for solution

prashant jain malviya national institute of technology

Diffenrence between two dates

si_6914-Jun-06 23:10

si_69

14-Jun-06 23:10

Hi
What would be the best way of comparing two dates, so i am left with the difference in days
between the two dates

thanks

si

Re: Diffenrence between two dates

Cedric Moonen14-Jun-06 23:16

Cedric Moonen

14-Jun-06 23:16

Use CTime and CTimeSpan

Cédric Moonen
Software developer

Charting control

Re: Diffenrence between two dates

Hamid_RT14-Jun-06 23:17

Hamid_RT

14-Jun-06 23:17

See Here[^]maybe it is some helpful to you

whitesky

CFileDialog / GetOpenFileName - bizarre behaviour

Richard Aston14-Jun-06 22:36

Richard Aston

14-Jun-06 22:36

I'm developing a piece of equipment that requires me to send data via USB. I open a text file and click another button to send it.

I found CFileDialog crashes with an access violation after about the third 'visit' to my desktop. This happens whether I open a file or not.

I thought it might be something in MFC, so I created a simple SDK app and used the following:

	OPENFILENAME ofn; <br />
	char szFile[1000];<br />
<br />
	szFile[0] = '\0';						<br />
	ZeroMemory(&ofn, sizeof(OPENFILENAME));<br />
	ofn.lStructSize = sizeof(ofn);<br />
	GetOpenFileName(&ofn);

This is the ONLY code I added to the bare app. And this crashes too. Only when visiting the desktop and only on the third or fourth 'visit'. I haven't tried it on other machines / OS. I'm running XP Pro SP2.

RA

Re: CFileDialog / GetOpenFileName - bizarre behaviour

Laxman Auti14-Jun-06 22:47

Laxman Auti

14-Jun-06 22:47

You may have to initialize other members of the OPENFILENAME structure.

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