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Re: SMTP implementation in C++ Taka Muraoka21-Oct-05 20:48 Taka Muraoka 21-Oct-05 20:48  You can also try blat[^]. The two most common elements in the universe are Hydrogen and stupidity. - Harlan Ellison Awasu 2.1.3 [^]: A free RSS reader with support for Code Project. Re: SMTP implementation in C++ Ravi Bhavnani22-Oct-05 8:16 Ravi Bhavnani 22-Oct-05 8:16  Also see this[^] article. /ravi My new year's resolution: 2048 x 1536 Home | Music | Articles | Freeware | Trips ravib(at)ravib(dot)com Please help me! Show message by Japanese. SAKURAVN21-Oct-05 17:32 SAKURAVN 21-Oct-05 17:32  My program has an editbox for input an integer from 1 to 100. I used: DDV_MinMaxInt(pDX, m_Number, 1, 100); When i input 101 into this editbox, it show a error message of windown: "Please input the integer from 1 to 100". If i run my program in Windown Japanese, this error message must by Japanese. But my program show a error message by English when i run it in Windown Japanese. I don't understand. Please help me this problem. Re: Please help me! Show message by Japanese. ch2ho21-Oct-05 18:26 ch2ho 21-Oct-05 18:26  Is your editbox common control? Set dialog's language property to japanese that dialog has the editbox. Re: Please help me! Show message by Japanese. SAKURAVN21-Oct-05 20:12 SAKURAVN 21-Oct-05 20:12  Thank for your reply: >Is your editbox common control? Yes, it's. >Set dialog's language property to japanese that dialog has the editbox. I seted dialog's language property to Japanese. But it still show message by English. Is there any function to set again language? Re: Please help me! Show message by Japanese. Indivara21-Oct-05 20:56 Indivara 21-Oct-05 20:56  if you are static linking MFC, try changing it to use shared MFC DLL (in project settings) Re: Please help me! Show message by Japanese. SAKURAVN23-Oct-05 0:51 SAKURAVN 23-Oct-05 0:51  I changed it to use shared MFC DLL. But i get some error: error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol ___argc error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol ___argv error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol __mbctype error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol __mbctype error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol __mbctype referenced in function "void __stdcall _AfxAbbreviateName(char *,int,int)" (?_AfxAbbreviateName@@YGXPADHH@Z) fatal error LNK1120: 3 unresolved externals Re: Please help me! Show message by Japanese. Indivara23-Oct-05 4:09 Indivara 23-Oct-05 4:09  I'm sorry, I can't think of what is causing these errors if this is part of a large project, I suggest you first try what you want to do with a simpler project containing only a single edit box, with range limiting I suppose you are building on an english OS and then copying the binary to a japanese OS. the problem may be that you are statically linking the library that produces the message, so changing to the shared DLL should make the program use the library installed on the OS (you obviously need to install MFC on the target machine) hope this helps... I'm unable to reproduce your problem since I've only got one OS (japanese) Re: Please help me! Show message by Japanese. SAKURAVN23-Oct-05 4:33 SAKURAVN 23-Oct-05 4:33  Thank Indivara! Re: Please help me! Show message by Japanese. Anonymous22-Oct-05 16:56 Anonymous 22-Oct-05 16:56  and... Set >Main< Dialog's language property to janpanese. else, remake dialog. It may be that bug. ^^; Re: Please help me! Show message by Japanese. FarPointer22-Oct-05 5:28 FarPointer 22-Oct-05 5:28  use UpdateData() at the last after you programatically check ,if its not in the range provide your on messagebox which takes string from the japanese Resource by this way you can generealize your application. Hope this solves your problem Regards Farpointer -- modified at 11:29 Saturday 22nd October, 2005 Thread hung_ngole21-Oct-05 15:34 hung_ngole 21-Oct-05 15:34  How to create new thread in VC?? Hung Re: Thread Joe Woodbury21-Oct-05 15:50 Joe Woodbury 21-Oct-05 15:50  If using MFC, AfxCreateThread() If using just CRT, _beginthreadex() Anyone who thinks he has a better idea of what's good for people than people do is a swine. - P.J. O'Rourke Re: Thread Mircea Puiu21-Oct-05 23:06 Mircea Puiu 21-Oct-05 23:06  AfxBeginThread() More details here (MSDN): http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/?url=/library/en-us/vcmfc98/html/_mfc_afxbeginthread.asp[^] SkyWalker How to show Balloon tips!(not tooptip) ch2ho21-Oct-05 14:36 ch2ho 21-Oct-05 14:36  How to show Balloon tips!(not tooptip) We can see this when connected ext storage drives. Do not VS6.0(with Platform SERVER 2003 feb SDK) support? -- example -- m_nidIconData.cbSize=sizeof(NOTIFYICONDATA); m_nidIconData.uFlags = NIF_INFO; m_nidIconData.uTimeout = uTimeout; m_nidIconData.dwInfoFlags = dwInfoFlags; strcpy(m_nidIconData.szInfo, szMsg ? szMsg : _T("")); strcpy(m_nidIconData.szInfoTitle, szTitle ? szTitle : _T("")); Shell_NotifyIcon( NIM_MODIFY, &m_nidIconData ); -- error result -- 'NIF_INFO' : undeclared identifier Answer plz~ ^^ Re: How to show Balloon tips!(not tooptip) Mircea Puiu21-Oct-05 23:04 Mircea Puiu 21-Oct-05 23:04  I think it's NIF_MESSAGE instead of NIF_INFO SkyWalker Re: How to show Balloon tips!(not tooptip) ch2ho22-Oct-05 17:02 ch2ho 22-Oct-05 17:02  Not tool tip........ Re: How to show Balloon tips!(not tooptip) S Douglas24-Oct-05 23:39 S Douglas 24-Oct-05 23:39  ch2ho wrote: -- error result -- 'NIF_INFO' : undeclared identifier Check make sure that VS6 is using the Platform SDK includes. DEBUGGING : Removing the needles from the haystack. Re: How to show Balloon tips!(not tooptip) ch2ho25-Oct-05 5:34 ch2ho 25-Oct-05 5:34  I wrote "with Platform SERVER 2003 feb SDK" in prepost. I had checked. Anyway, thank you~. max number of characters in EDITBOX kevincwong21-Oct-05 14:20 kevincwong 21-Oct-05 14:20  Hi, I created an EDITBOX. I want it limited up to 5 upper case characters. I set the property upper case to True. So, it works fine with that but I am not sure how to limit the user to enter up 5 characters. Any help would be appreciated! Thanks, Kevin Re: max number of characters in EDITBOX Joe Woodbury21-Oct-05 15:55 Joe Woodbury 21-Oct-05 15:55  If using MFC, look at CEdit::SetLimitText() call. If using plain windows, look at the EM_LIMITTEXT message. Anyone who thinks he has a better idea of what's good for people than people do is a swine. - P.J. O'Rourke -- modified at 21:55 Friday 21st October, 2005 Measurement of Time Difference less than second? itkid21-Oct-05 11:29 itkid 21-Oct-05 11:29  Hi friends, I have developed one application and i want to measure the time take by each module. I can get the time difference if it is in second however few module took time less than second. Can you please help me how to get the difference when it is millisecond or less than that. Thank you in advance. Regards -- modified at 17:30 Friday 21st October, 2005 Re: Measurement of Time Difference less than second? Arman S.21-Oct-05 11:46 Arman S. 21-Oct-05 11:46  Hi, // Get the current time (start time). DWORD dwStartTime = GetTickCount(); // The stuff here takes some time // Subtract start time from current time to get duration. DWORD dwElapsedTime = GetTickCount() - dwStartTime; ///////////////////// Also see the APIs: GetThreadTimes GetProcessTimes -- ====== Arman Re: Measurement of Time Difference less than second? itkid21-Oct-05 12:18 itkid 21-Oct-05 12:18  Are you sure it will give the time difference less than second? Thanks Re: Measurement of Time Difference less than second? Indivara21-Oct-05 15:00 Indivara 21-Oct-05 15:00  for higher accuracy than this method, look up high resolution performance counters here link: MSDN - Timers[^]

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