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look for IXMLDomDocument Interface in your local msdn Copy
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cheers,
Alok Gupta
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Hi.
I'd like to know how can i get full path of installed programs seen when yhou select Add/Remove program in control panel.
In the registry "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall", i could find the name of installed programs but, i can't get full path of its program.
Thanks.
hi.
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There is no requirement that there be any mapping between the uninstall program information in the registry and the location or source of the install program or other related program files.
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i have written a VC project and I am interested in getting directshow file list(i meant list of webcam connect to the pc) and display them in combo box..
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hi
Simple question but i don't know the answer.
I want to validate a numeric field. the number of digits should not exceed 10.
i tried giving min and max values when i created the variable. it doesn't work. How do i do it?
winny81
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hey i found the solution..
bye.
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Mind sharing it with us?
I Dream of Absolute Zero
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Hey no not at all.. 
Actually i declared the varible as CString and set max characters as 10..;)
c u
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Hi.,
I have written a VC project and I am interested in capturing the size of the project during runtime (max amount of memory required during runtime).. Is there any possibility of finding the runtime size of a VC project..
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Anonymous wrote:
I am interested in capturing the...max amount of memory required during runtime...Is there any possibility of finding...
Not unless every statement of the program were executed.
"Ideas are a dime a dozen. People who put them into action are priceless." - Unknown
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Hello,
I am working with VC++ 6.0 (MFC).
I need to write the following structure to a file in binary mode.
struct EmployeeData
{
char strName[50];
UINT nAge;
float fSalary;
};
For that, which class that I will use? CFile or fstream?
TIA,
Regards,
Jahfer V P
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I suggest you should use the CFile rather than fstream. You can do lots of things using the functionality CFile provides
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Dear Stolid_rock,
Can you give any sample code doing this?
Regards,
Jahfer V P.
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You can get some basic implementations at
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/vccore98/HTML/_core_files_in_mfc.asp
and
http://www.codersource.net/mfc_cfile.html
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Can someone show me how to send (save/Write) and receive (load/Read) data contained in a map and/or vector. class CData{ public: string one, two, three; CData() {}; ~CData() {} };
the map is declared as: map<string CData> DATA; How do I read/write it's data to a file ("MyMapFile.dat") ???
vector<CData> vecDATA; how do I read/write it's data to a file("MyVecDATA.dat") ???
I'm new to the STL and would need explicit examples that are known to work properly PLEASE.
C++ is my favorite programming language
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"Boost Serialization" certainly is the right library for someone "new to the STL". Better give no answer than one that is not helpful.
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I have a project where I'm including a file that's not part of the project (VC++ 6.0). The file is located in a directory specified in the VS include and source directory options. I include the H file in my project using <#include fname.h>, the respective CPP file contains no templates or or macros, and the code is C++ - there are no C function calls. When I compile I get linker 2001 errors. However, if I import the H and CPP files into the project (add to project) it compiles fine. It also compiles fine if I leave the files out of the project and place the code from the CPP file into the H file. Can anyone clue me in as to what's going on here? Thanx 
Woman...you can't live with them, you can't live with them.
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The compiler has to able to find all the functions it needs in order to build your program. There are two ways that it does this. First is to look through all the files that are in the project (add to project) or it tries to find them in any libraries that are attached to your project.
What the #include directive does is inserts the code from the included file into the file that it is included in, just as if you had typed the code there yourself. So to the compiler it looks as if the code is part of the file, and thus it finds it through the first method.
If you do not want to add the cpp file to your project, you can #include it in another cpp file that is part of your project just as you would a header file. Just be sure to do this only once, or else you will get other errors.
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I needed to compile the CPP file seperately, and add the resulting OBJ file to the LIB/OBJ files to be linked to the project. I actually have 3 seperate classes in 3 seperate files that do not reside in the project, so I decided to bundle them up in a LIB.
My bad for asking in the first place, but I must've lost more brain cells in the '70s than I realized. 
I'm going to leave this here in case someone else runs into this issue sometime down the road.
IDE's are convenient, but they sure do make it easy to forget what goes on behind the scene.
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Personally I think it is bad practice to configure the IDE with include and library directories. This requires anyone else who uses (develops with) your code to have the same configuration. I believe that it is preferable to configure those for each project and/or solution.
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I was recently given a project to write a program to fill forms on the company web site. the program collects data and sits idle , when the web site is accessed the program will automaticaly fill the forms with with correct data. all i have left is the form fill part but i can't find any leads on how to do this. could someone point me in the right direction as to how this is done.
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You can write a BHO that watches for the NaviagateComplete event, then checks either the URL (for example, if you know the forms will always be on your company's site) or just looks for HTML elements with the right names/ids.
--Mike--
Visual C++ MVP 
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I am trying to print a bmp image in MFC. I have tried creating a memory DC (compatible with the printer) and using BitBlt but it doesn't work for a printer DC. I have also tried CreateCompatibleBitmap which may work but how do I get the image into the newly created bmp. I tried using SetBitmapBits but no success. Obviously there is more preparations to do for this to work. Anyone done this before?
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