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Re: Can resize an image to a smaller size using CxImage? ElizabethC26-Nov-03 5:52 ElizabethC 26-Nov-03 5:52  I do not see CxImage forum in CodeProject. Can you tell me the website? Elizabeth Re: Can resize an image to a smaller size using CxImage? Larry Antram26-Nov-03 9:21 Larry Antram 26-Nov-03 9:21  http://www.codeproject.com/bitmap/cximage.asp[^] -- scroll down to the bottom of the page. Re: Can resize an image to a smaller size using CxImage? ElizabethC26-Nov-03 10:27 ElizabethC 26-Nov-03 10:27  I got it. Thank you. Elizabeth Custom Scrollbars in WebBrowser Control speedpacer25-Nov-03 12:38 speedpacer 25-Nov-03 12:38  Hello, Has anyone tried to create custom scrollbars for the ActiveX WebBrowser control? I've managed to disable the default scrollbars using the IDocHostHandler Interface but I'm having a little trouble drawing on the custom ones. I've found some articles that describe custom scrollbars in listboxes and other controls, but nothing for ActiveX (IDispatch) controls. I know that you can change the colors through HTML, but there doesn't appear to be a way to use bitmaps in this fashion. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Cheers, Don Can I detect wich IDs used for a timer associated with a special window? Behzad Ebrahimi25-Nov-03 12:05 Behzad Ebrahimi 25-Nov-03 12:05  I am writing a plugin for winamp 2.xx. I want to register some Timer for its window. But how can prohibit to do not conflict by existing its timer ID? thanks. Re: Can I detect wich IDs used for a timer associated with a special window? BaldwinMartin25-Nov-03 16:00 BaldwinMartin 25-Nov-03 16:00  Hi Search for an old pgm. called Eureka (1998) I think. It deals with some of these issues. Best Wishes and Happy Turkey Day, ez_way Re: Can I detect wich IDs used for a timer associated with a special window? John R. Shaw25-Nov-03 16:22 John R. Shaw 25-Nov-03 16:22  If you own the window the only timers you can confilct with is your own, I think. A handy trick I use with timers is to use existing IDs for timer IDs, that is I associate the timer ID with wath it is related to. Example: SetTimer(hWnd, ID_MYCLOCK_CONTROL, NULL); Note: I have yet to see SetTimer() return any ID other than the one that was passed to it, but may be you sould verify the returned value. INTP Re: Can I detect wich IDs used for a timer associated with a special window? igor196026-Nov-03 7:34 igor1960 26-Nov-03 7:34  Note: I have yet to see SetTimer() return any ID other than the one that was passed to it, but may be you sould verify the returned value. Try passing NULL as ID... "...Ability to type is not enough to become a Programmer. Unless you type in VB. But then again you have to type really fast..." Me Re: Can I detect wich IDs used for a timer associated with a special window? igor196026-Nov-03 7:37 igor1960 26-Nov-03 7:37  If you are subclassing window that already has some timers set: I doubt there is a way to find out what ID's has been used, except by overloading and processing WM_TIMER messages, but of course it could be too late and not reliable... Good question to ask MSFT! "...Ability to type is not enough to become a Programmer. Unless you type in VB. But then again you have to type really fast..." Me Can I save resource in a .lib project and load it at runtime? Behzad Ebrahimi25-Nov-03 11:58 Behzad Ebrahimi 25-Nov-03 11:58  I know we can do it in DLL. I have a Static Lib project that develop some class that they base are MFC classes. I will use this lib in a win32 application. Some of this class need some resource for example for property page. If my main program be MFC Base we can it by MFC extention Dll. Re: Can I save resource in a .lib project and load it at runtime? John R. Shaw25-Nov-03 16:27 John R. Shaw 25-Nov-03 16:27  I am not sure but I would think so, since the option of staticaly linking is available. If not, just create a DLL and staticaly link it. INTP Re: Can I save resource in a .lib project and load it at runtime? Mike Dimmick26-Nov-03 3:34 Mike Dimmick 26-Nov-03 3:34  No, you can't. The LINK tool can only cope with a single RES file specified on the command line - it cannot combine RES files. What I've done in this situation is to #include the .rc file accompanying the static library in the main executable/DLL's resource file. See View > Resource Includes in the VC 6 IDE. Minimum WMI requirements for command prompt c++ krisp25-Nov-03 10:40 krisp 25-Nov-03 10:40  I only need to use a command prompt for my program and want to call a couple of WMI methods. All the examples I see on the web use MFC and Windows Forms for showing how to use WMI. A simple example would be to just call Win32_WindowsProductActivation.SetProductKey( myKey ); and then close the app. I just need a start on what I need to include and do to setup a simple call without using forms. I am not that familiar with MFC Forms, only .Net Forms, but I do not want to have to install the .Net framework so I thought i would just write this in C++. Also, do not want to use VB Script. Well, hopefully this is easy for someone to whip up an example for me. Much appreciated. Thanks. Thread Interruption suiram4025-Nov-03 8:26 suiram40 25-Nov-03 8:26  I write this 3D editor at http://marius.homeunix.org:8000 I've moved the compilation process in a thread. () The thread has to update the progress bar of the Dialog-Bar and the text in the static and report list box. I'm sending WM_* messages to these windows. Under Win2K work 100% OK but in Win 98 it hangs in the SendMessage (dead lock). Any Ideeas Thanks. Re: Thread Interruption igor196025-Nov-03 8:32 igor1960 25-Nov-03 8:32  Did you try using PostMessage?... "...Ability to type is not enough to become a Programmer. Unless you type in VB. But then again you have to type really fast..." Me Re: Thread Interruption suiram4025-Nov-03 8:45 suiram40 25-Nov-03 8:45  I have to send text to the static control TCHAR someOutString; _stprntf(someOutString,"Preogress is :%d%%",_percentage); dlgbar.m_static.SendMessage(WM_SETTEXT,0,(LPCTSTR)someOutString); If I do PostMessage I loose the LPARAM ... 'someOutString'. I have installed VC 6 under 98 and I I get hang in user.dll Thx Re: Thread Interruption igor196025-Nov-03 8:51 igor1960 25-Nov-03 8:51  >> I have to send text to the static control << So what? You may have different options, e.g: 1. Put your TCHAR someOutString as global variable acessed by both threads; 2. Allocate yours someOutString on sending thread and free on receiving... >> I get hang in user.dll << The reason for hang could be limited message queue on Win98... Regards "...Ability to type is not enough to become a Programmer. Unless you type in VB. But then again you have to type really fast..." Me Re: Thread Interruption suiram4025-Nov-03 9:00 suiram40 25-Nov-03 9:00  Opps... It works. I did it and It works fine. Thank you. Anyway I have overmessage there Now I SendMessage() 1-3/sec. and is OK. { static int modul = 0; if(modul++%64 == 0) { UpdateProgressBars() } } Thanks. Igor. Re: Thread Interruption igor196025-Nov-03 9:27 igor1960 25-Nov-03 9:27  >> Anyway I have overmessage there << OK, that confirms that the reason for a deadlock is limited queue on Win98. Hope 3 seconds is fine, but it's still not be 100% bullet prooof. I don't see any solution other then PostMessage. With PostMessage also you can check on your sending thread that only one WM_SETTEXT is travelling and Post only if nothing is in queue. For example if your string is global and sending thread sets it and receiving empties it --> you will only PostMessage if that global string is empty... Regards "...Ability to type is not enough to become a Programmer. Unless you type in VB. But then again you have to type really fast..." Me regd threads karteek25-Nov-03 7:54 karteek 25-Nov-03 7:54  Hi, How do I use threads in VC++?Please suggest a reference or sample program(s). Karteek Re: regd threads David Crow25-Nov-03 8:21 David Crow 25-Nov-03 8:21  Try these: http://flounder.com/uithreads.htm http://flounder.com/workerthreads.htm Five birds are sitting on a fence. Three of them decide to fly off. How many are left? Need help setting project to use CxImage ElizabethC25-Nov-03 7:45 ElizabethC 25-Nov-03 7:45  I have studied the instruction setting up a C++ project to use CxImage at http://www.codeproject.com/bitmap/cximage.asp. But I still need help to generate/find the library files. I downloaded the source files and did a build on the project. But I do not see the library files stated in the instruction, for example, jpeg.lib. Please help. Elizabeth Re: Need help setting project to use CxImage ElizabethC25-Nov-03 8:38 ElizabethC 25-Nov-03 8:38  I just found out how to generate the lib files. I have to select a Configuration before the build. Elizabeth Getting a DLL version Tom Wright25-Nov-03 7:29 Tom Wright 25-Nov-03 7:29  How can I get a DLL's version programmically? Thanks Tom Wright tawright915@yahoo.com Re: Getting a DLL version David Crow25-Nov-03 7:40 David Crow 25-Nov-03 7:40  Assuming it has one, try VerQueryValue(), GetFileVersionInfo(), and related functions. 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