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8-May-06 8:16

See here.

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Re: ADS Users

e-DJ9-May-06 6:30

e-DJ

9-May-06 6:30

Thanks for the hint.
That was a question, I had then. The suggested solution did work as long, as my program was run on a domain controller. Now, I need a program, that can run on any client with any userrights in my domain.

Juergen

Re: ADS Users

David Crow10-May-06 3:53

How to read File Attributes

10-May-06 3:53

Strange, as I use that function all the time on non-DC machines. What problem(s) are you seeing?

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e-DJ8-May-06 6:14

e-DJ

8-May-06 6:14

Hi all,

I want to read the attributes of a file. Sounds easy, but there must be more attributes that just "Hidden and "System" and so on.
If you open the properties of a file, then there is a property-page, where you can store the author of this document, a short description, keywords and so on. I want to read and write these informations. Can anyone tell me, how it is done?

Juergen

Re: How to read File Attributes

David Crow8-May-06 8:13

Re: How to get Lan Speed?

8-May-06 8:13

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How to get Lan Speed?

nagamohan_p8-May-06 5:47

nagamohan_p

8-May-06 5:47

Hi
When we focused on the Network tray icon, we will get Lan Speed...How
should I get the Lan Speed in vc++...Is there any api call..

I'm eagerly waiting for ur response.....

Best regards,
nag.

David Crow8-May-06 8:08

Re: How to get Lan Speed?

8-May-06 8:08

See here.

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nagamohan_p8-May-06 20:26

nagamohan_p

8-May-06 20:26

hi
Thanq very much for ur prompt response and i'm thankful very much for ur kind suggestion...David what u suggest is helpful, but the following APIs r useful if the person don't want to use WMI...

we can use API for getting info of the specified interface...

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/iphlp/iphlp/getiftable.asp
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/iphlp/iphlp/getifentry.asp

once again thanq very much for ur kind suggestion..

decimal numbers conversion

marmosha8-May-06 4:49

marmosha

8-May-06 4:49

Hello every one,
Please I need to know how is it possible to convert a decimal number to its binary, octal, and hex equivalents using C++ but without using predefined functions

marmosha

Cedric Moonen8-May-06 4:55

Cedric Moonen

8-May-06 4:55

The classical question Unsure | :~

... A number is neither binary, nor octal, nor hex, nor... It is just a number. What is binary or octal is its representation (so how you gonna print the value, to be 'readable' for a human).
A little example: if you have 31 apples on the table, you can say 'I have 31 apples' or 'I have 0x1F apples', you will still have the same number of apples.

So, you want to convert a number into a string ?

marmosha8-May-06 5:03

marmosha

8-May-06 5:03

i do know that i should use a stirng to represent the decimal number in another format but the point is that i need to know how to get this format that is in the string

Cedric Moonen8-May-06 5:35

Cedric Moonen

8-May-06 5:35

marmosha wrote:
i need to know how to get this format that is in the string

Which string ?
Could you be more explicit and explain what you are trying to do exactly ?

David Crow8-May-06 5:38

8-May-06 5:38

Here is a base-10 to base-2 converter:

// szBase2 must be at least 33 bytes
void DWORD_To_BinaryString( DWORD dwBase10, char szBase2[] )
{    
    for (int bit = 0; bit < 32; bit++) 
    {        
        DWORD dwMask = 0x80000000 >> bit;        
        
        if ((dwBase10 & dwMask ) == dwMask) 
            szBase2[bit] = '1';        
        else                        
            szBase2[bit] = '0';    
    }    
    
    szBase2[32] = '\0';
}

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Eytukan8-May-06 6:34

Eytukan

8-May-06 6:34

will this be ok??

<br />
int deci = 4;<br />
char binStr[10];<br />
binStr=itoa(deci,binStr,2); //2 for bin, 16 for hex <br />
<br />
printf("Binary:%s",binStr);<br />
<br />

ouput:
Binary: 100. Unsure | :~

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David Crow8-May-06 6:46

8-May-06 6:46

VuNic wrote:
binStr=itoa(deci,binStr,2); //2 for bin, 16 for hex

It does not satisfy the "but without using predefined functions" requirement.

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SHBrowseForFolder - start up dir

marmosha8-May-06 9:18

marmosha

8-May-06 9:18

Thank you DavidCrow Smile | :)

marmosha

YaronNir8-May-06 4:25

8-May-06 4:25

is there a way to open the folder dir selection in a specified folder?

i know there is a root folder i can pass to the struct, but then i don't see the folders above it...

thanks

Yaron

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David Crow8-May-06 4:39

8-May-06 4:39

YaronNir wrote:
is there a way to open the folder dir selection in a specified folder?

See MSDN article Q179378.

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YaronNir8-May-06 4:43

8-May-06 4:43

thanks!

i've wrote you a question about MyButton (other thread) probably you haven't seen it??

Yaron

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David Crow8-May-06 4:46

8-May-06 4:46

YaronNir wrote:
...probably you haven't seen it??

Yes, I saw it, but the question was a bit unclear.

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YaronNir8-May-06 4:50

[OT] Re: SHBrowseForFolder - start up dir

8-May-06 4:50

i have 2 types of buttons in my app, ones i create dynamically using Create Method and by this the OnChildNotify with WM_CTLCOLORBTN working 100% ok. the other type is resource buttons, where i place them in my resource editor on my dialog, and then in my code i use
void CDlg::DoDataExchange(CDataExchange* pDX)
to add a member to my button with the type of MyButton....but in this situation, i don't see the font change??? i've i place a break point (in debug mode) i do step in the if (CTLCOLORBTN == message) and i see the selectobject with my phone, but the result is not font changing but the font i see in the resources...

any ideas?

thanks

Yaron

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David Crow8-May-06 5:31

Re: [OT] Re: SHBrowseForFolder - start up dir

8-May-06 5:31

That was a mistake on my part. The CFont object should be a member of the dialog, and created in the constructor. In OnInitDialog(), call SetFont() for each of the buttons.

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YaronNir8-May-06 5:40