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In my experience, the problem is that AppVerifier is a waste of disk space.
A better appoach IMHO (and it's what we did) is to install Vista in a virtual machine and test on that.
Jim
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MaHeSG wrote: I don't have Vista.
get beta version.. it is free for now!
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cheers,
Alok Gupta
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Hi
All
I want to change font of Caption of Dialog Box and top menu. I write code in OnDraw() function. I use SetFont() method by passing *pFont but it reflects no effect in change in font.So plz send me some hint about this problem.
Thanks
Atul
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i am getting ; error C2065: 'GN_CONTEXTMENU' : undeclared identifier while using context menu in list control. i declared as ON_NOTIFY_REFLECT(GN_CONTEXTMENU, OnContextMenu) in begin message. what i have to do?
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deeps_cute wrote: i am getting ; error C2065: 'GN_CONTEXTMENU' : undeclared identifier
Where is GN_CONTEXTMENU declared at?
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i am not declared it anywhere. i dont know how to use it. i just declared ON_NOTIFY_REFLECT(GN_CONTEXTMENU, OnContextMenu)
in begin messsage map. if anything wrong pls let me
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deeps_cute wrote: just declared ON_NOTIFY_REFLECT(GN_CONTEXTMENU, OnContextMenu)
in begin messsage map.
If you don't know what it's for, why do it then? 
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"Judge not by the eye but by the heart." - Native American Proverb
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i need right click events in list control. when i searched for this i came across the gn_contextmenu. hence i used it. but i dont know how to rectify the error. if you know pls let me know
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deeps_cute wrote: when i searched for this i came across the gn_contextmenu. hence i used it.
Do you have a mobile/embedded device?
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"Judge not by the eye but by the heart." - Native American Proverb
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didn't you forget to #include some header ?
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headerfile? which one.
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deeps_cute wrote: headerfile? which one
the one where it's defined, hey !
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GN_CONTEXTMENU seems to be a PocketPC/Mobile thing only. Are you developing on that platform?
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hello,
Can anybody supply code to do remote login to my machine. Let me explain the picture: I have some utility running in a remote machine in the network, which will take care of communication with my local machine. (First of all, please let me know whether it is possible to start a utility or windows service without even logging into the machine). I want to send the key combination Alt+Ctrl+Delete and my username and password, following that. Is it possible in VC++(Better if not using MFC, just using Win32)
Thanks to all comments in advance.
SYAMLAL
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Is LogonUser() what you are looking for? I suspect not, but I thought I'd offer. You might need to dive into some RPC documentation.
"Approved Workmen Are Not Ashamed" - 2 Timothy 2:15
"Judge not by the eye but by the heart." - Native American Proverb
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hi,
Your suggestion seems helpful.
Neway I need to explore on this more.
Thanx
SYAMLAL
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Will it be possible to start a service, without logging into the machine??I mean, after the machine boots up, the service should start running, before the user log in. I think, if we add that in Start up items, it will start only when we do a log in. Pls give me a reply..
SYAMLAL
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SyamlalS wrote: Will it be possible to start a service, without logging into the machine??
No, a service needs to "login" to the machine just like any user would. It does not have to "login" as a user, though. Therein lies the difference.
SyamlalS wrote: I mean, after the machine boots up, the service should start running, before the user log in. I think, if we add that in Start up items, it will start only when we do a log in.
Correct. Search MSDN for service-related examples. There are also articles here at CP.
"Approved Workmen Are Not Ashamed" - 2 Timothy 2:15
"Judge not by the eye but by the heart." - Native American Proverb
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Hi
I have a modeless dialog which i use as a wait screen, with a progress bar on it
so when something is happening in my application, the wait screen is displayed and the progress bar moves across giving the indication of how much time is left to wait
i have added a cancel button to the modeless dialog, so when the user clicks it it stops the process
im using this
ShowModelessDaig();
for (int f=0; f< mylist.GetItemCount(); f++)
{
// do some stuff
// Update Progress bar
}
CloseModelessDiag();
my problem is that i cant seem to click the cancel button on the modeless dialog, for testing purposes i was trying to display a messagebox when cancel was being clicked, but the OnBnClicked function is not even being called
How can i set focus to the cancel button
i hope all that makes sense and is clear
Simon
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When you click on the button it actually sends a message. But when you are in the for loop, your application will not process any message.
The only solution is to do the task in the "for loop" in a seperate thread.
nave
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Naveen is correct in that you are not pumping any messages, so with no message flow, your button has no way to indicate that it has been clicked.
A BG thread is the modern way to do it, but you have to be a bit careful if mixing MFC objects and threads. The Old School way to do it is to pump messages inside of your for(...) loop. It may be considered kludgy, but if you ensure that the user cannot activate any other functionality that might break what you are working on, that would be one way to do it.
For example, something along the lines of the following (may need work):
for (int f=0; f< mylist.GetItemCount(); f++)
{
MSG msgMSG;
if( ::PeekMessage( &msgMSG, hWndOfModelessDlg, 0, 0, PM_REMOVE ) )
{
::TranslateMessage( &msgMSG );
::DispatchMessage( &msgMSG );
}
} Peace!
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Hola James,
I don't think it's kludgy if one understands message loops. Message loops are our responsibility.
It's been that way from the start. MFC hides it from us so it seems alot of us forget we're in
charge of message processing.
For MFC, sometimes CWinThread::PumpMessage is more appropriate
than ::TranslateMessage/::DispatchMessage. Then the pretranslatemessage processing and any
other CWinThread/CWnd shenanigans gets done  . Of course, that may not be the desired effect and
at times it's appropriate to bypass the CWinThread message loop processing and eat all the
messages (I do that when "rubberbanding").
for (int f=0; f< mylist.GetItemCount(); f++)
{
MSG msg;
while (::PeekMessage( &msg, NULL, 0, 0, PM_NOREMOVE))
{
if (!AfxGetApp()->PumpMessage())
{
break;
}
}
}
Piece,
Mark
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i m aarti want a question 4 only c
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aarti sharma wrote: hello
hello
aarti sharma wrote: i m aarti
nice to meet you, hard to understand you
aarti sharma wrote: want a question 4 only c
this is the place to ask...
but please please, speak english properly (write full words and explain yourself corretly)
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