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Sorry I didn't mention that I'm not using MFC. what do you mean by "worker thread"?
Thanks
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I still don't really understand the meaning of "worker thread", if anybody would like to enlighten me I would be grateful.
I managed to solve my problem with a little help from my best buddy 'Google'. So for anybody with a similar problem here is what I did. (I hate it when people ask but don't update with their result. We wouldn't need to keep asking the same questions if people just posted the solution to their question)
In WM_INITDIALOG Post a message back to your dialog box in the form of a WM_USER i.e. Postmessage(dlghwnd,WM_USER+0x0100,0,0). Initdialog will proceed with loading the dialog and there will be a new message waiting on the que.
process the WM_USER+0x0100: and initialize your class, or do any of those lengthy operations you wanted to do within Initdialog.
Hope this helps somebody.
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waldermort wrote: meaning of "worker thread"
Worker thread[^]
Nibu thomas
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Thanks for that link, I understand now 
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hello all,
I have created an activex dll.I need to sign this dll in our cerficate.Plz tell me the steps to sign a DLL.
Its very urgent..plz reply me soon..
Thanks in advance
cheers
sangeet
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U can use signcode.exe from MicroSoft to sign files.
Try download the same
anil
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hi
I have signed the dll using signcode.exe
thanks
cheers
sangeet
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what header file must i include to use "W2A"?
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atlconv.h
Nibu thomas
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Hi!
I had copied a **.exe file in a pen disk,and I wish that everytime I attach this pen disk
to pc the **.exe file can auto run.
I know that system can auto run this **.exe file if I create a autorun.inf in the pen disk.
But now I wanna my pen disk driver program can run this **.exe file instead of system.
So my question is:
If it has the possibility to create a user model process in a WDM driver program,that's to
say,if the wdm driver can invoke a user model API?
Thanks!
momer
All the blesses we are enjoy are the fruits of labor,toil,study and self-denial.
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Hey..
i have a dialog based application(VC6)..how to create an exe file.
thanks
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Quite Easy.
Build the project.
Now you can find your exe inside the debug or release folder in your project directory based on your project configuration.
Nibu thomas
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sorry...what i meant was to crete an installable (self extracting) exe file/MSI that can be distributed...
kindly explain
thanks
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hi,
Check this[^]
Bye,
Cool Ju 
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Hi guys
This is probably an easy question for all you C++ experts, but C++ is not my native tongue so maybe you all could help me.
I'm trying to port a Visual C++ 6 codebase to Visual Studio 2003. In several of the header files, it's asking for native.h
#include <native.h>
For some reason VS2003 as well as VS2005 both don't know where this native.h file is, I'm getting the compiler error
"theFile.cpp(3): fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'native.h': No such file or directory"
Searching my disk, native.h doesn't exist. Where is it? Do I need it? (removing the native.h import results in hundreds of compiler errors)
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Judah Himango
-- modified at 23:15 Tuesday 28th February, 2006
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Judah Himango wrote: #import <native.h>
Shouldn't this be
#include "native.h"
Nibu thomas
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I'm sorry, typo. The actual code is
#include <native.h>
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So where do you have this native.h. Is it inside the project directory.
Nibu thomas
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No. It does not exist on my system, nor was it included with the VC6 source I have been given. After doing some searching on the web, it appears it was included as part of the install with Visual C 6, yet is mysteriously absent from VS2003 and VS2005.
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Just comment out that line and see what errors come up. Just to find out the declarations that require native.h
Nibu thomas
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As I mentioned in my first post, removing the lines asking for native.h results in several hundred compiler errors. 
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Judah Himango wrote: in several hundred compiler errors.
Can I see some of the errors...
Nibu thomas
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oneOfMyFiles.h(38): error C2146: syntax error : missing ';' before identifier 'MSReserved'
oneOfMyFiles.h(104): error C2146: syntax error : missing ';' before identifier 'MSReserved'
oneOfMyFiles.h(143): error C2146: syntax error : missing ';' before identifier 'videoStartTime'
oneOfMyFiles.h(143): error C2501: 'Classg3dmedia_video_VideoExport::int64_t' : missing storage-class or type specifiers
oneOfMyFiles.H: error C2501: 'Classg3dmedia_video_VideoExport::videoStartTime' : missing storage-class or type specifiers
The code itself interops with some old Java RNI stuff, so I'm wondering if its a lost cause to port it to VS2003 or later.
By the way, can one download Visual C++ 6 from an MSDN subscription? I don't see VC6 listed, yet I see VS2002, 2003, 2005, VC 4.1, and others...
-- modified at 23:49 Tuesday 28th February, 2006
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Judah Himango wrote: The code itself interops with some old Java RNI stuff, so I'm wondering if its a lost cause to port it to VS2003 or later.
Native.h is one of the header files from the Microsoft SDK for Java.
I got the above sentence from here[^]
Nibu thomas
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Ugh. Any idea where I can get the Microsoft SDK for Java?
Also, do you know if I can get Visual C++ 6 from an MSDN subscription?
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