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My current version is 6.4.9.1125.
I want to build up a customized Media player based on this control.
THanks
JW
DJ
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Thank you, Mike.
But what I want is just the Media Player Control (msdxm.ocx) file so that I can use this latest version in my VC++6 project?
Any more ideas?
DJ
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But the control is part of media player - you won't be able to update one without the other (and installing the latest media player will update the control too)
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Why am I thinking that I have seen this function(or named diffently of course) some where before but I can not find any info on how to logically get the user's current version of windows? What is the most logical way to get the user's current version of windows?
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It's called GetVersionEx() 
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Thank you thank you, I thought I was going crazy.
Oh wait, don't reply to that last comment;P
If I only had all of the MFC functions memorized then maybe I wouldn't be so dependant on MS search technology, rather lack of it
Later,
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According to MSDN:
Every process that loads the DLL maps it into its virtual address space. After the process loads the DLL into its virtual address, it can call the exported DLL functions.
Suppose a process starts and at some stage it dynamically loads a dll. A second process also load the same dll. Now what actually happened ??? Do each of these processes share the same chunk of memory where dll is loaded or dll code is loaded at two different locations for both of these processes ???
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Yes, the two processes share the same chunk of memory.
~ Vimal
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Vimal Earnest wrote:
Yes, the two processes share the same chunk of memory.
Suppose the function exposed by the dll has some static variable. Now what happens in this case...whether both applications that are using this dll share single copy of variable ???
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What happens is, the COW (Copy On Write) mechanism is used by the system to make a private copy of these variables. To be specific, the system makes a private copy of the memory section containing static and global variables in the process modifying these variables.
refer chapter 19 (DLL basics) of Jeffrey Richter's Programming Applications for Microsoft Windows 4th ED for more info.
~ Vimal
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dear all,
i have a menu for controlling from 0 - 100%, total 11 steps (11 items in menu)...
if i use individual message handler for each item, there are 11 functions... but, their difference is just the control value.
so, anyone have any idea to multiple handle menu items with single handler function?
thanks,
jim
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Use ON_COMMAND_RANGE in the message map.
rechi
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I've learnt earlier that we just have to check "Group" property of the first radio button to group the subsequent radio buttons under it. However after some time, i decided to add another 2 radio buttons on the dialog box. Visually, it's just below the previous radio buttons.However i don't know how to place them under the previous group of radion buttons....
can anyone help?
thanks
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The radio buttons that are in a "group" need to be consecutive in the tab order. WHen you're in the dialog editor, press Ctrl-D to edit the tab order.
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You can write into the *.rc file so that your radio control are consecutive.
to open it, just right click on it and select open with...
you choose Source Code (text) Editor
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I’m trying to attach a Word doc to my application so I can modify it.
Here is my code so far:
IUnknown *p = NULL;
CLSID clsid;
IClassFactory *pClf = NULL;
CoInitialize(NULL);
CLSIDFromProgID(L"Word.Document.8", &clsid);
HRESULT hr = CoCreateInstance(clsid, NULL, CLSCTX_ALL, clsid, (void **)&p);
When I run the code, hr gets the following error: -2147467262
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Ken
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If you type hr,hr in the watch window, you can see what the error is, in text.
This might help
Also try to type @EAX,hr in the watch window, then you can always see the last returned HRESULT 
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Thanks for your response,
The error is "No such interface supported" and I don't know why?
Thanks again,
Ken
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Because you are passing the CLSID again where you should be passing the IID of the interface you want - IID_IDispatch.
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Anders Molin wrote:
Also try to type @EAX,hr in the watch window, then you can always see the last returned HRESULT
Nice.!!
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Hello all,
I'm using a CListView class in report mode,in my splitter window.When I'm trying to insert items, I see that although I can add the first item data, I cannot see other items(i.e. I can see Hello and the World column, but no entry under it. Help??
//Precreate window -
//cs.style |= LVS_REPORT|LVS_SORTASCENDING; //set list styles
//then
InsertColumn(0,IDS_HELLO);
InsertColumn(1,IDS_WORLD);
CString szHello("Hello");
CString szWorld("World");
CListCtrl& list = GetListCtrl();
ZeroMemory((void*) &Item, sizeof(Item));
Item.mask = LVIF_TEXT;
Item.iItem = 0;
Item.iSubItem = 0;
Item.pszText = (LPTSTR)(LPCTSTR)szSubject;
list.InsertItem(&Item);
list.SetItemText(0,1,(LPTSTR)(LPCTSTR)szWorld);
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Turn off the sort style, does it work then? If so, then the item you insert isn't ending up at index 0 because of sorting. You need to save the return value from InsertItem() which is the index that the item is actually inserted at, and use that index in the SetItemText() call.
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No, Mike, that did not solve it. I took another llok at the MFC rowlist sample, and it only works when I first enter the first item for all rows via InsertItem(), and then do SetItemText() for subitems. But no matter what I do, I can never make 'real' per row basis item insertion...ie an InsertItem() followed by SetItemText() for sub items before moving on to the next row.??
I have tried both CListCtrl::xxxx as well as ListView_xxx functions, but nothing works.
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I'm working with this third party SDK, which consists of a dll some headerfiles and a couple of lib files.
The SDK is written in VC6.
If I use it from a normal MFC application I have no problems.
From an ATL exe, no problems.
From an ATL dll, bang! Unresolved externals. There is something strange going on that makes the linker go kinda crazy 
Any ideas?
Maybe I should add that the SDK is written in C++, not C. It uses classes as parameters in functions 
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Here is the errors from the linker
MPDOKManager.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol "char const * const dok::szSDKVersion" (?szSDKVersion@dok@@3PBDB)
MPDOKManager.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol "public: virtual __thiscall CObserver::~CObserver(void)" (??1CObserver@@UAE@XZ)
MPDOKManager.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol "protected: __thiscall CObserver::CObserver(void)" (??0CObserver@@IAE@XZ) referenced in function "protected: __thiscall dok::CDOK::CDOK(class dok::CDOK const &)" (??0CDOK@dok@@IAE@ABV01@@Z)
Debug/test.dll : fatal error LNK1120: 3 unresolved externals
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