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Re: Using the keyboard to access the system tray Michael Dunn31-Jul-03 9:48 Michael Dunn 31-Jul-03 9:48  Yes, but only on 2K+. And it's slower than using the mouse Hit Logo or Ctrl+Esc to get the Start menu, ESC to close it. Hit tab enough times to tab thru any app bars and the Taskbar, until you reach the tray. You'll know you're there when the first icon shows a focus rect. Use left/right to pick an icon. Then hit Enter to simulate a double-click; Shift+F10 or the Application key to simulate a right-click. AFAIK there is no key to simulate a left-click. --Mike-- Ericahist | Homepage | RightClick-Encrypt | 1ClickPicGrabber Latest art~!@#2rDFA#@(#*%$Rfa39f3fqwf--= NO CARRIER Re: Using the keyboard to access the system tray Chris Richardson31-Jul-03 10:14 Chris Richardson 31-Jul-03 10:14  The spacebar will simulate the left click . Chris Richardson Re: Using the keyboard to access the system tray Michael Dunn31-Jul-03 10:44 Michael Dunn 31-Jul-03 10:44  Aha *files that factoid away for future trivia contests* --Mike-- Ericahist | Homepage | RightClick-Encrypt | 1ClickPicGrabber Latest art~!@#2rDFA#@(#*%$Rfa39f3fqwf--= NO CARRIER Re: Using the keyboard to access the system tray parths31-Jul-03 15:39 parths 31-Jul-03 15:39  Or Enable Mousekeys in any windows version (after 95). That way you'll be using the keyboard to control your mouse pointer. So you'll be using the keyboard to access the systray, or whatever else "It was when I found out I could make mistakes that I knew I was on to something." -Ornette Coleman lag when selecting/dragging text in rich edit view? mcguile25731-Jul-03 8:51 mcguile257 31-Jul-03 8:51  In my CRichEditView derived class, CEditorView, when I select text and scroll vertically, the view lags for a second before scrolling. When you usually do this in other programs, there is no lag time. Does anyone have any suggestions for me? Thanks kindly. Source code path trees keegan31-Jul-03 7:53 keegan 31-Jul-03 7:53  I'm writing up descriptions of all my source code files, and i'd like to have a html page that describes where the program starts and where it goes from there. Instead of manually writing porgram starts with this function, which is located on this cpp file. this function returns this, which is used to calculate this value in this cpp file... I'm using vc++.net 2k3, does anyone know of a way to get this without typing it up manually? *.* cin >> knowledge; Re: Source code path trees Maximilien31-Jul-03 8:21 Maximilien 31-Jul-03 8:21  you want to generate ALL static analysis info ??? anyway, a good start would be doxygen, but it doesn't go that far. Maximilien Lincourt "Never underestimate the bandwidth of a station wagon filled with backup tapes." ("Computer Networks" by Andrew S Tannenbaum ) Override MessageBox button text Brigg Thorp31-Jul-03 7:24 Brigg Thorp 31-Jul-03 7:24  I have a whole bunch of dialogs that show a MessageBox when the user edits data, then goes to close the dialog. They say something like "Data X changed...Do you want to save?". Anyhow, I am localizing the software, and I was able to change the message asking about saving data, but the way I am handling language support, it doesn't use the built-in text from Windows for the buttons (Yes/No/Cancel). So, is there a way to override the MessageBox button text without having to write custom dialogs for each one? If the only way to do this is to make a custom dialog, how do I display the built-in MessageBox icon types (ICON_QUESTION is what I'm using for these)? Regards, Brigg Thorp Software Engineer Timex Corporation Re: Override MessageBox button text Alexander M.,31-Jul-03 10:30 Alexander M., 31-Jul-03 10:30  the buttons' captions will change with the user's windows language! if you want to have a custom dialog, use LoadIcon( NULL, IDI_QUESTION ) to load that icon. Don't try it, just do it! Re: Override MessageBox button text Brigg Thorp1-Aug-03 1:23 Brigg Thorp 1-Aug-03 1:23  I realize that the Yes/No/Cancel buttons will come up in the language that the user has selected. However, here is where my predicament is. Our software supports 5 languages (English, French, German, Spanish, and Italian). If a user has, say, Arabic Windows, then their buttons will be shown in Arabic. However, since we don't support that language, and the user chose to install, say, the French version of our software, then the message text and caption will be in French. It just doesn't look very clean in my opinion. Since I already have the translated phrases used in other parts of the software, I was hoping that I could force the text to the installed language as opposed to using the Windows selected langauge. Regards, Brigg Thorp Software Engineer Timex Corporation Re: Override MessageBox button text HPSI31-Jul-03 20:05 HPSI 31-Jul-03 20:05  The button text will be displayed in the current language, so you usually don't have to change it. If you do need to change the button text, try this CP article: XMessageBox. HPS HwndSpy - GUI developer's aid to visually locate and inspect windows. For the month of August only, use coupon code CP-81239 for 30% off. Calling Store Procedure PrasadD31-Jul-03 7:13 PrasadD 31-Jul-03 7:13  Hello Friend, I am using SQLDriverConnect() to connect to the MySql thru VC++ i am in position to connect to DSN correctly now i want to invoke the Store Procedure i am not knowing how should i procedure further. Can someone help me? Urgent. Thanks, Prasad Re: Calling Store Procedure Alexander M.,31-Jul-03 10:31 Alexander M., 31-Jul-03 10:31  SQLPrepare and SQLExecute! Don't try it, just do it! Operating Systems Question Ken Mazaika31-Jul-03 6:26 Ken Mazaika 31-Jul-03 6:26  Will a program created for Windows 3.1 work with Windows 98? Re: Operating Systems Question John M. Drescher31-Jul-03 6:38 John M. Drescher 31-Jul-03 6:38  Most likely... John Re: Operating Systems Question John R. Shaw31-Jul-03 8:09 John R. Shaw 31-Jul-03 8:09  Yes! It may have some problems running on NT/2000/XP, but that is rare. I still have to occasionaly update code written to run on Windows 3.1. The only problems we have had with it are related to serial communications, and that may be a security issue as only 1 or 2 customers have ever had a problem. INTP Error converting the wizard's text to the code page ElizabethC31-Jul-03 6:07 ElizabethC 31-Jul-03 6:07  I am having problem creating a simple C++ MFC Application using Visual C++ .NET with database support. In the wizard, I selected ODBC and an Oracle table. Here is the error message during the source code generation: Microsoft Development Environment Error occurred while converting the wizard's text to the code page of the existing text in the file: C:\Excercise\db4\db4Set.h However, if I select a desktop database, for example a DBF file, the problem does not occur. Eilzabeth Help file for CPropertySheet haritadala31-Jul-03 5:59 haritadala 31-Jul-03 5:59  Hello all I create an application which contains CPropertySheet. I want to include a help file for this propertysheet which will be activated whenever user click on HELP. How do I associate a help file for an existing MFC application. I tried creating a new application with help files and copied those files into my application, changed the names but no use. I also changed the include file in XXXX.hpj to cpropertysheet.hm. If anyone know's how to link help file to CPropertySheet's HELP button, pls help me with an example. Thanks for your help. Hari. Re: Help file for CPropertySheet HPSI31-Jul-03 20:31 HPSI 31-Jul-03 20:31  Try this: Q132715 HOWTO: How to Enable the Help Button on a Modal Property Sheet. HPS HwndSpy - GUI developer's aid to visually locate and inspect windows. For the month of August only, use coupon code CP-81239 for 30% off. copy a 2 dimensional array johnstonsk31-Jul-03 5:16 johnstonsk 31-Jul-03 5:16  How can I copy a 2dim array? thanks, Steven Re: copy a 2 dimensional array John M. Drescher31-Jul-03 5:27 John M. Drescher 31-Jul-03 5:27  Dynamic or Static?? John Re: copy a 2 dimensional array johnstonsk31-Jul-03 5:42 johnstonsk 31-Jul-03 5:42  Static. sj Re: copy a 2 dimensional array John M. Drescher31-Jul-03 5:44 John M. Drescher 31-Jul-03 5:44  I believe you can use memcpy in the same way you did as a 1 dimensional array. John Re: copy a 2 dimensional array Ryan Binns31-Jul-03 5:47 Ryan Binns 31-Jul-03 5:47  If it's the same as in your previous question, but in two dimensions, then you can do the same thing char a1[10][10]; char a2[10][10]; memcpy(a1, a2, sizeof(a2)); Hope this helps, Ryan "Punctuality is only a virtue for those who aren't smart enough to think of good excuses for being late" John Nichol "Point Of Impact" Re: copy a 2 dimensional array johnstonsk31-Jul-03 5:54 johnstonsk 31-Jul-03 5:54  Thanks, I must be doing something ese wrong, because it keeps crashing. I'll keep pecking sj

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