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Hi ,
I am using MessageBox function as
MessageBox(NULL,L"Please start application ",L"Test",MB_OK |MB_SYSTEMMODAL);
I want to show this message box always on top so that user have to close it first. When I use MB_SYSTEMMODAL to make it modal message,default blank icon is added into messageBox caption.
I want to messageBox as modal but without icon in caption. Is there any way to do this.?
Thanks
ABM
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Please try this..
MessageBox(L"Please start application ",L"Test",MB_OK |MB_APPLMODAL);
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IF I use MB_APPLMODAL style , messageBox get hided/minimize when user click on any other application.
Actually I am calling one application having above message from custom action in setup project.
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Hope this one will help
MessageBox(NULL,L"Please start application ",L"Test",MB_OK |MB_TOPMOST);
MB_TOPMOST : Creates the message box with the WS_EX_TOPMOST window style.
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yes Mohan, your code seems working..
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Hi Mohan,
MB_TOPMOST property is ignored by vista. It is working fine on Windows XP,but not on Vista.
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hi am,
I tested the code
MessageBox(L"Please start application ",L"Test",MB_OK |MB_TOPMOST|MB_APPLMODAL); on windows 7.
Its working fine for me.
If the above code is also not working for you, then create your own message box, by specifyng the Window Styles in CreateWindow()
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am 2009 wrote: MB_TOPMOST property is ignored by vista. It is working fine on Windows XP,but not on Vista.
I am using Vista and it's working fine.
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I have errors, and I need to fix them .
How do you find you errors in this Build Lob?
Painterdave
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Open the build log and look for errors? Seriously, what's the problem?
“Follow your bliss.” – Joseph Campbell
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The 'Build Lob' is a tennis hit, aimed to step over high obstacles, like buildings.
If the Lord God Almighty had consulted me before embarking upon the Creation, I would have recommended something simpler.
-- Alfonso the Wise, 13th Century King of Castile.
This is going on my arrogant assumptions. You may have a superb reason why I'm completely wrong.
-- Iain Clarke
[My articles]
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Hello everybody !
In the project , I read the data from SQL2000,and use SetItem to set the strings.
some specified column I want to set the text color,How can I do it?
Thanks for your reply !
Best Reguards!
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Please search for articles on List Controls. There are plenty of those at CodeProject, explaining what you're after.
“Follow your bliss.” – Joseph Campbell
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thanks ! 
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You need to do custom draw in CListCtrl.
This article in CP might help you [^]
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thanks!
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I ‘inherited’ some small VC6 c++ project, which creates Win service. I build it in VS2008, but it could not find included Event Messages in it.
Messages should be included in exe not dll ( program itself runs ok: I’m able to register service, run it and stop it.) I have one more rc file in project. So, I have LogMsg.mc with messages and MyPrjct.rc with other resources. During compile time mc.exe (I have SDK 6.1) creates three files:.bin, LogMsg.h, LogMsg.rc. Header file goes into MyPrjct.cpp; I put line ‘#include “LogMsg.rc”’ into MyPrjct.rc, and use ReportEvent(…) to retrieve/write event message, using SymbolicName, but it could not find messages exe.
I need to solve this problem as fast as possible.
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Hi every one,
What is MAX_INT in C for?? 
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(BTW, it's INT_MAX)
To know what the maximum value of an int is, which can vary from platform to platform. Traditionally, an int was the optimal size of data that the CPU could deal with (either a register size or what was pushed onto the stack.) So, in the 8086 world, an int was 16-bits long. (With some CPUs an int could be 8-bits long, though I've never personally seen that.)
Typically, an int is now considered to be 32-bits long, even on 64-bit systems. (Some operating systems consider long to be 32-bits, others 64-bits.)
I often use INT_MAX for the default value of a length parameter with string parsing functions where I am to parse n characters or until the terminating zero, whichever comes first.
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Why such a doubt?
integer's value depends with compiler.
For 16 bit turbo c, its value -32,767 to 32,767
But for 32 bit vc, it value is 4,294,967,296 for unsigned.
so this value can be useful.
Величие не Бога может быть недооценена.
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In theory - it depends on processor data "word" size and not on software (e.a. compiler) running on it.
Unsigned integer on 4 bit mashine has max size of decimal 16.
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An int is a logical construct of a programming language. While the register of a CPU often determines the maximum size of an int, this is by no means a requirement of a compiler. (For example, there are 8-bit microprocessors that can mimic 16-bit operations.) Furthermore, as register sizes have increased to 64-bit, an int in C/C++ has tended to stay at 32-bit (in part because that would leave a hole in the data size scheme.)
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