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Re: Aceesing Microsoft Acess through ODBC

9-Oct-07 23:43

Can anybody help me to edit,update and delete Microsoft Acess database through ODBC.
I connected the database and i can acess the contents of database by using SQL queries.

David Crow10-Oct-07 3:01

David Crow

10-Oct-07 3:01

Deepu Antony wrote:
Can anybody help me to edit,update and delete Microsoft Acess database through ODBC.

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OnSize() of CWnd

prithaa9-Oct-07 23:41

prithaa

9-Oct-07 23:41

Hello,

How can I stop the window to get merged with the main window when the maximize button is pressed?

The maximized button doesn't have the restore minimize button with window.
How can I get these buttons with the maximized window?

Regards,
Pritha

Jhony george9-Oct-07 23:47

Jhony george

9-Oct-07 23:47

Hai..
one doubt..Urs is multiple document window (MDI) In mfc..or...?

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prithaa9-Oct-07 23:53

prithaa

9-Oct-07 23:53

Hello,

Thanks for your reply.

Yes mine is MDI.

Prithaa

Nelek10-Oct-07 0:57

Nelek

10-Oct-07 0:57

I guess you refer to the view that is attached with the document when you say window, and to the application frame when you say main window.

I access the different views of my document with the following

CMDIChildWnd* pMDIActive = MDIGetActive();
CDocument* pDoc = pMDIActive->GetActiveDocument();
CMyView* pMyView;

POSITION pos = pDoc->GetFirstViewPosition();
while (pos)
{   pMyView = (CMyView*) pDoc->GetNextView(pos);
    if (pMyView ->IsKindOf(RUNTIME_CLASS(CMyView)))
    {   CFrameWnd* pTempFrame = pMyView->GetParentFrame ();
        pTempFrame->DestroyWindow (); //In my case I want to close the view, but you can minimize or do another things
        return;
    }
}
return;

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prithaa10-Oct-07 3:21

prithaa

10-Oct-07 3:21

Thanks for the reply

What I want is to write code so that when my child window is maximized the child window should have a minimizebox,a maximize box(restore box) and the destroy box ?

When I maximize my child window the window does not have the retore box so that I can now restore the window back to original position?

The child window sort of merges with the main window (frame window) leaving no scope for accessing other child windows.

Regards
Thanks.
Prithaa

How to Create Local Machine User?

Nelek10-Oct-07 20:34

Nelek

10-Oct-07 20:34

Then take a look to BOOL CChildFrame::PreCreateWindow(CREATESTRUCT& cs)

There is where you can change the aspect of the frames, setting styles, changing caption and so on...

when you maximize a child window and it has the right styles, the minimize and restore button, are upside, below the main frame max/min buttons

narayanagvs9-Oct-07 23:39

narayanagvs

9-Oct-07 23:39

Hi,

I need to create a Local Machine User and set it my own privileges.
Any Suggetions or relevant Links would be helpful.

Thanks.

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Re: How to Create Local Machine User?

Nelek10-Oct-07 0:50

Nelek

10-Oct-07 0:50

If you refer to Registry... I tip not to use CRegKey, and use the "search comments" in forum, I asked about accesing the registry few days ago and the people solved my problem. To start you have a reference.

16 bit RGB bmp to 8 bit grayscale bmp

Deepu Antony9-Oct-07 23:30

9-Oct-07 23:30

Can anybody help me in converting a 16 bit RGB (555)to 8 bit grayscale bmp.
I got 5 bits of red ,green and blue pixels.

Thanks in advance

CPallini9-Oct-07 23:47

CPallini

9-Oct-07 23:47

Have a look at the following Christian Graus article, here at CP [^]. Porting the grayscale filter algo C# to C++ is straightforward.
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Deepu Antony11-Oct-07 8:36

11-Oct-07 8:36

Thanks for helping me it is useful to me

You are welcome

CPallini11-Oct-07 21:07

CPallini

11-Oct-07 21:07

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.

Nishad S10-Oct-07 0:17

Nishad S

10-Oct-07 0:17

In the 8 bit bmp a color table is used (of size 256 colors). So after you convert the color to gray (using the formula, Y = 0.3R + 0.59G + 0.11B) you have to keep it in a 256 element COLORREF array as a new color if it not added to the array yet. And the index of this array should be saved as the bitmap data. If the color idex is getting overflown ( > 255 ), then the index of a nearest existing color should be identified and the index should be used. For better result, when finding the nearest color, the occurance of that color should be considered. Means if 80% gray is coming 1 time and 81% is coming 20 times, then replacing the 80% to 81% is better. And dont forget to save the created color table also.

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Deepu Antony10-Oct-07 2:45

10-Oct-07 2:45

Can u make it more clear please..

Nishad S10-Oct-07 3:35

Nishad S

10-Oct-07 3:35

What could you do for this so far?

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Deepu Antony10-Oct-07 4:40

10-Oct-07 4:40

i seperated red green and blue bits.Thus i have 5 bits of each.then i make it to 8 bit each by shifting them to the left by 3 bits.Then i used the
conversion formula .299*R+.587*G+.114*B .But lost of information is observed.

Is ther is any method to diectly converting it 8 bit grayscale

Mark Salsbery10-Oct-07 6:05

Mark Salsbery

10-Oct-07 6:05

How do you expect to preserve data when converting RGB to
grayscale? It's not going to happen.

Mark

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Microsoft MVP - Visual C++
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Deepu Antony10-Oct-07 17:46