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It depends on which functions you are using. If you can run it on Windows 95 it should work..
Trust in the code Luke. Yea right!
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I want to use on win98 and higher. I use some shell objects and sockets.
Mazy
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window.open=NS_ActualOpen;
orig_onload = window.onload;
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You just have to make sure the functions you are calling are supported [all that information is in the MSDN library]. You do have one other option: get BoundsCheck (or download the trial version from NuMega) and run a compliance report on you DLL (or App.), that will give you your answer.
FYI: Depends is under the Visual Studio 6.0 Tools->Depends.
Trust in the code Luke. Yea right!
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John R. Shaw wrote:
FYI: Depends is under the Visual Studio 6.0 Tools->Depends.
Does it live in VS.NET?
Mazy
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window.open=NS_ActualOpen;
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I do not use .NET so I would not know.
Trust in the code Luke. Yea right!
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Thanks. 
Mazy
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I have migrated the application to the .NET application. However, the resource file is not valid. When I click at the RC file from the Resource View pane, a popup message comes up saying "error RC2135:file not found:MENU". Then other similar messages pop up when I lick at the OK button. Then I tried to expand the RC, underneath it it says open in another editor.
-Elizabeth
Eilzabeth
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what is the best way to create a windows shortcut file to the user's desktop from my application?
Any help would be great! thanks..
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easiest way to use "WScript.Shell" COM object
look in MSDN for SpecialFolders function.
The other way
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Use the IShellLink interface.
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I have a series of menu callbacks that do the samething, create an object associated with the menu; for example, menu is create rectangle, the callback will create a rectanle, if menu is circle, the callback will create a circle;
Each callback is similar, except for the type of the object to create; all objects have a common base class.
Is there a pattern that I can use to remove all "similar" code into one function?
I'd like to be able to do something like :
void MyClass::OnRectangle()
{
MyFunction( ClassName );
}
void MyClass::MyFunction( )
{
new ClassName
}
Where ClassName is the name of the class, not an instance; I need the class because I'm doing some dynamic_cast with it.
The question could also be, can I pass a class as a parameter to a function ?
I could do a simple factory pattern, but that would only move the "problem" somewhere else.
Thanks.
Maximilien Lincourt
For success one must aquire one's self
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i think you'll have to have a 'factory' somewhere, as C++ has no built-in support for linking the class name to an instance of the class. so you either have to pass an instance of the class you want, or some kind of token that can be mapped to a class type (ie. a switch statement somewhere that picks the class type based on your token). even with a template, you have to know the type of the object you want in order to invoke the specialized class, so you still need the switch statement to determine which template function/class to invoke.
-c
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that's what I was thinking!
Thanks.
Maximilien Lincourt
For success one must aquire one's self
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Hi
Any one have a link or a e-book about making Windows drivers (2k XP) and how we can use them in API Hooking
Thanks very very much
![Rose | [Rose]](https://codeproject.freetls.fastly.net/script/Forums/Images/rose.gif)
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There are a few that spring to mind. If you want a good introduction to the overall concepts then I would suggest:
Title: Programming the Windows Driver Model
Publisher: Microsoft Press
ISBN: 0-7356-0588-2
Martin C Cook
Who needs cyberspace when you have CP space?
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Here's one:
http://www.flounder.com/books.htm
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Hi
I'm currently receiving an error when executing the program:
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Program.exe: Ordinal not found
The ordinal 5084 could not be located in the dynamic link library MFC42D.DLL. Using VC5 here.
If i wait a little, i get an error from Microsoft Developer Studio too: 'DM0025: Error attaching to process'.
Anyone any idea?
Greetings
Jens
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Is this the first time Visual C++ 5 has this error?
As an experiment, compile the MFC project using static DLL linking.
Kuphryn
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Your program compiled/linked with different (most probobly newer) version of MFC
P.S. use depends.exe to find out what dll/function is missing
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It isn't my first time i run a vc5 project.
I have vc5 + vc6 on 1 computer installed.
before i run vc5 i replace a .dll file (don't remember which one) and it always seemed to work. But now it gives me that error.
And what is 'depends.exe'?
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JensB wrote:
And what is 'depends.exe'?
It's a Visual Studio tool. It shows the dependencies of a EXE or DLL.
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See if MSDN article Q168847 is of any help.
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http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/w2kmsgs/971.asp
maybe it's this 
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Hello,
YARSQ (yet another ridiculously silly question) - please bear with me.
Can someone help me write a simple program that can be used to
1. kill a process in the taskbar,
2. will work on all windows* platforms
3. implemented in c/c++
I have a fairly cloogy signaling mechanism between programs to find out which ones are alive, etc - but ideally, I would like a clean start on all processes from a master.
Somewhat related topic, but what is the windows call to very reliably find out - given a process/exe name - if a instance of it is already running.
As many of you may have figured out, I am working with programs whose owners have long been dead, figuratively anyway  Answers much appreciated.
RGB
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