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How do you format those???
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Never mind, figured it out.
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Hi,
I have some very old database files that belong I think to DBASE or DB2 andI would like to convert the data into a text file.
Does anyone know of some tools that can help do this.? THe files are extension .001 or .fil
Thanks in adavance.
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I'm pretty sure Access will import dBase stuff. You can always check out: http://www.dbase.com/mainpage.htm[^]
- Nitron
"Those that say a task is impossible shouldn't interrupt the ones who are doing it." - Chinese Proverb
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Hi:
Is it possible to hide the dialog in a dialog-based application?
if possible,where and how ? in OnInitDialog and with ShowWindow(SW_HIDE) or...please help me.
Best Regards.
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Why do you want to hide it? It would disappear from task switching list (Alt+Tab) and user wouldn't be able to show it back.
Anyway, you may call ShowWindow(SW_HIDE), or even reset a dialog template's Visible flag in the resource editor.
Regards,
BB
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MR ZarrinPour wrote:
in OnInitDialog and with ShowWindow(SW_HIDE)
Yes. But, you probably don't want to do this for a modal dialog.
/ravi
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Hi!
I'm working on an application displaying short medical video runs. I currently use ::StretchDIBits to get the pics on the screen.
It works all right, but one might want to enlarge the view by a factor of 2. This does still work, but the ::StretchDIBits-function appears to be quite slow when enlarging bitmaps.
Any suggestions? Alternative functions?
Thanks a lot in advance
Matthias 
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I use bilinear interpolation and direct draw in my medical applications. I fractionally scale 55 MB (grayscale mammograms 12bpp) images onto 5 mega pixel displays.
John
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what are the options to use XML with C/C++ for windows, and which is good for a simple database project?
karanba
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If you want to use XML in C++ you can use XML DOM or a third-party lib.
Rickard Andersson8
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I've been very happy with XML4C[^]. Easy to use, fast, open source and free!
/ravi
Let's put "civil" back in "civilization"
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ravib@ravib.com
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I have written many tutorials on XML and VC++.
http://www.ltpb.8m.com/tutorial/listall.html
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There are lots of tools, libraries...
But why not using the MSXML? Microsoft is improving their products continuously, and moreover, the functions are docummented...
Using that you'll be able to use DOM and SAX...
it's your choice...
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 Hi out there.
I got a problem with an application compiled with Visual NET 2002.
My application will not launch when I perform a 'Start without debugging', but will start perfectly if I perform a Start (From the Debug Menu).
Once I've performed the start without debugging, I can see that my App is running (an even with 90% of the cpu), but it won't go further ! Same thing if I launch it manually by double-clicking my exe
A basic check has been to put a MessageBox at the very first beginning of the program (I can see it when starting From the 'start' menu).
This problem only happens with the release configuration of my projects (The debug exe works fine).
If anybody could Help, it would be great cyz that stuff is goin to drive me crazy.
Thanx in advance Mike.
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The things I would check:
1. Project settings. Are they the same for release as they are for debug?
2. Paths. Perhaps you have relative paths in your code that are breaking when you run from a different spot.
3. Uninitialized variables. Sometimes the debugger will initialize these to 0 and mask out bugs that will manifest in the release builds.
"When a man sits with a pretty girl for an hour, it seems like a minute. But let him sit on a hot stove for a minute and it's longer than any hour. That's relativity." - Albert Einstein
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Start the application and then use debug/process to attach to it. This will allow you to break the program and see if there is some looping problem.
Tim Smith
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Thanx for your tip.
But I had already tried this, but visual is unable to break into my process.
Actually it echoes the following message:
Unable to break into the process XXX. Please wait until the debuggee has finished loading and try again
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Does you application use any DLLs that you or a 3rd party wrote? It sounds like on of them might be having problems in their DllMain.
Tim Smith
I'm going to patent thought. I have yet to see any prior art.
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Yes indeed. But I got plenty of'em (DX stuff, nvidia cg dlls, my owns...)
Gonna have a look at it, thanx
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maybe usefull code put in ASSERT instead of VERIFY ?
Max.
Maximilien Lincourt
For success one must aquire one's self
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I have a program,using a left menu of options, when the user click on the options to the left a new frame window opens up to the right.
I want the exit button to close the program. The Exit button is located in the left menu, not in the main frame.
I have used DestroyWindow(), but when I run the program and click on Exit the program crashes.
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