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BubbaGee wrote: Studio MFC wizard so I have the standard classes. Any help would be appreciated.
handle WM_GETMINMAXINFO Notification
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for that you have to handle WM_SIZE too
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Yaa...Need to handle WM_SIZE too
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aji
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see me wrote: Yaa...Need to handle WM_SIZE too
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hi all
i want to load images  which is in a folder to the list box.
Some one Please help me
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aji
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You'll need to make sure the listbox has the LBS_OWNERDRAWFIXED style.
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I did this by ticking the check box Owner Draw Fixed.
Is there any other method??
OR how can i load the images to list box from a folder that specified by me????
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aji
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see me wrote: Is there any other method??
You may also need to handle the following messages:
WM_COMPAREITEM (only if the LBS_SORT style was used)
WM_DELETEITEM
WM_DRAWITEM
WM_MEASUREITEM
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You can use also from CListCtrl i think its better than CListBox
You can see an example for your answer with CListctrl in codeproject "Thumbnail_demo"
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I want to retrieve history of files printed on a machine using VC++/MFC/C/C++. Can any one help me out ? any ideas ?
i want the foll details:
1.Names of all files printed from machine x
2.Date and Time of printed files
3.Errors if any while printing these files
Thanks in advance,
-Mahesh
Mahesh
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Check out the API calls FindFirstPrinterChangeNotification, FindnextPrinterChangeNotification etc.
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Duncan Edwards Jones wrote: Check out the API calls FindFirstPrinterChangeNotification, FindnextPrinterChangeNotification etc.
AFAIK, I believe that is not the right API to accomplish that
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mahesh kumar s wrote: I want to retrieve history of files printed on a machine...
You mean after they have been printed? I am not aware of such information being retained by Windows.
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Unless you have the "keep printed documents" checkbox checked.
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On what Print dialog?
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The "Advanced" tab on the printer settings dialog.
It saves printed documented spool files (*.spl) in the spool directory - I think there are API calls to find out where they are saved.
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Thanks for the info.
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"Judge not by the eye but by the heart." - Native American Proverb
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Hello!
I am newbie in VC++.
I am using VS 2005.While trying to compile a project, which is a non-MFC project, I was getting linking errors about duplicate symbols like...
error LNK2005: "public: class ostream & __thiscall
ostream::operator<<(char const *)" (??6ostream@@QAEAAV0@PBD@Z) already
defined in libcimtd.lib(ostream.obj) )?
but when i changed the 'Project/properties/General/Use of MFC' to 'Use MFC in shared DLL', It gets compiled successfully.
What may the problem? As I am not using any MFC functions in my project. Also I am bulding .exe and not.dll.
thx
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sounds like one of the sub-projects is using one set of C Runtimes and another sub-project is using a different set of C runtimes.
the Use Of MFC is one way to change the C-Runtimes, there's another in Project / Properties / C/C++ / Code Generation. make sure all of your projects are using the same CRT setting.
Why donchoo take a peekchur mayn?
OK, cleeeeek
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Thx Chris!!
Actually there is no sub-project. Is it because of other Dll's that I am using? If yes! then shud all my dll's possess same setting?
Also if i am bulding an .EXE application what is the significance of using shared dll??
thx
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i was a little inaccurate to say that it's about sub-projects. it's really about linking libraries (or .obj files) that were compiled with one CRT flavor, while your app (or other libs/objs) uses another CRT flavor.
are you linking to any external .LIBs ?
Why donchoo take a peekchur mayn?
OK, cleeeeek
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Thx for the reply!
Yes I am using external librararies.
I am using LIb as well as Dll.
But these libraries also not using MFC. Also when I first compiled the project, it compiled successfully with option USE MFC IN SHARED DLL. But then I cleaned the solution, and rebuild again with option USE STANDARD WINDOWS LIBRARIES and again it compiled successfully!
Does that means all libraries are linked just once..??
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sach!! wrote: But these libraries also not using MFC
this is not an MFC problem. you just need to make sure that all your .LIBs and your EXE are built using the same C-runtime library / Code Generation settings.
Why donchoo take a peekchur mayn?
OK, cleeeeek
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