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How to show our application icon in the system tray
Rajesh
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Use Shell_NotifyIcon() function. if you search in the CP, you can find many article which have sample using this function.
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Here is another example.
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search shutdown alarm in cp1
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Hi All,
I need a clarification regarding DLL.
DLL means Dynamic Link Library. Does the static linking of DLL voilates the definition of DLL.
Can any one clarify this point?
Thanks in advance.
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kuttiam wrote: Does the static linking of DLL voilates the definition of DLL.
 What do you mean ?
The static library only contains information about how to load the dll. If the dll is not present when you launch your program, it will still fail because the dll is reauired. Later on if you change the dll (without changing it's interface, only the implementation), then your program will use the new version. So, it is still dynamic  .
Does that answer your question ?
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Just to add a little to Cedric's explanation:
Visual Studio supports dynamic and static linking of MFC.
With dynamic linking, your application is linked to an import library for MFC. The first time it calls an MFC function, the matching function in the import library sets things up so that this and future calls are to the proper function in the MFC DLL.
Using static linking, your application calls functions directly in an MFC object library. The DLL is not required in this case.
The advantage of dynamic linking is that your .EXE file is much smaller. The disadvantage is that you must make sure that the correct version of the MFC DLL is installed when you install your application.
The advantage of static linking is that you don't have to worry about the installed version of MFC, since all of the required code is linked directly into your application. The disadvantage, obviously, is that your .EXE is much larger.
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how to get the text entered by the user in a editcontrolbox???
Raja
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Use GetDlgItemText() or GetWindowText() function.
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See GetWindowText/GetDlgItemText functions or WM_GETTEXT message.You can use of these functions with a variable to editbox or you can use of a handle that you got of edit control with GetDlgItem.
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is anything wrong in my code???i get the following error
'Str' : references must be initialized
'LStr' : undeclared identifier
CString &Str;
editbox.GetWindowTextW(Str);
MessageBoxW(_T(Str));
Raja
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You can declare CString Str;.
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thank u,the code works
Raja
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You're welcome. 
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I need develop listbox with progressbar
I creating one list box and I put progress bar Each Every Item but here the progress bar not working one by one checking one list box please solve this problem I need to check progress bar one by one in list box
VC++/MFC
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I need develop listbox with progressbar
I creating one list box and I put progress bar Each Every Item but here the progress bar not working one by one checking one list box please solve this problem I need to check progress bar one by one in list box
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Dont need to ask again.
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I want to create a property sheet without having any property pages.Is it possible.
Right now i m creating property sheet by adding 1 page.I want to hide the property sheet window after creating it. How can i achieve it?
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Why you want to do this?
Prasad
MS MVP - VC++
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I have very huge code base & it is very tightly coupled.
My requirement is that i want to hide wizard/property sheet on certain
circumstances.
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Have you tried with ShowWindow (SW_HIDE)?
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Hi.
When I try to display chinese or other characters in the column of the CListBox, it comes out jibberish. ENglish is fine. Can someone enlighten me why this is the case and how to allow other languages to work in the Clistbox?
Thanks in advance.
Stan the man
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