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Re: database to excel Richard MacCutchan7-Oct-09 21:56 Richard MacCutchan 7-Oct-09 21:56  Explains a lot Re: database to excel prithaa8-Oct-09 9:05 prithaa 8-Oct-09 9:05  thank you Joystick Reading From C++ Form Application [modified] kuzeyli817-Oct-09 2:33 kuzeyli81 7-Oct-09 2:33  Hello; I am a bit new in visual programming area. I have designed an interface for my project and it is a "Windows Form Application". I need to read the joystick data from this code. I set DirectX 8 SDK. I can see the data of the joystick using the sample codes from DirectX examples: SDK\Samples\C++\DirectInput\Joystick. But i can not use the functions of this code in my Form application. Do you haver any information how can I adapt it into a Form application? I definetely have no idea about it. I tried so many stupid things because of my unsufficient programming knowledge but they all sucked.. I am looking for a sample code for a Form application which use DirectX joystick functions, it does not matter what form does, I only want to see the template of such project, please help me because I am in trouble nearly for a week, Tx in advance modified on Wednesday, October 7, 2009 8:41 AM Re: Joystick Reading From C++ Form Application CPallini7-Oct-09 2:50 CPallini 7-Oct-09 2:50  kuzeyli81 wrote: "Windows Form Application" Do you mean a Managed C++ / CLI one? There's a specific forum [^] (i.e. post there). If the Lord God Almighty had consulted me before embarking upon the Creation, I would have recommended something simpler. -- Alfonso the Wise, 13th Century King of Castile. This is going on my arrogant assumptions. You may have a superb reason why I'm completely wrong. -- Iain Clarke [My articles] Re: Joystick Reading From C++ Form Application Randor 7-Oct-09 5:22 Randor 7-Oct-09 5:22  You do not need to use DirectInput to interact with the joystick. You can use the joyGetPosEx Function[^] or other Multimedia Joystick Functions.[^] Best Wishes, -David Delaune Re: Joystick Reading From C++ Form Application kuzeyli818-Oct-09 6:29 kuzeyli81 8-Oct-09 6:29  Thank you very much, ı think I solved it without DirectX,using winmm.lib was easier for me, tx again.. how to Open a file on right click with my application mah_pankaj7-Oct-09 2:06 mah_pankaj 7-Oct-09 2:06  Hi, I am working on a GUI appliction on .Net using C++. In this application we create some files like wordpad. Now I want to right click on file and then open with my application. Can you tell me which trigger or event to identify this. As I am able to open the file but thats a default file not the one I am willing to open. So I need to Identify the event or message. Thanks in Advance Re: how to Open a file on right click with my application Sarath C7-Oct-09 2:31 Sarath C 7-Oct-09 2:31  Check this - Associate File Extension with Shell OPEN command and Application[^] -Sarath. My blog - Sharing My Thoughts Rate the answers and close your posts if it's answered UsedRange rdop7-Oct-09 1:58 rdop 7-Oct-09 1:58  Hi All I have a problem to get rows and column in excel.i use code this for get rows and column. long row,col; Excel::Ranger pRange = sheet1->UsedRange; COleSafeArray sare(pRange->GetValue()); sare.GetUBound(1,&row); sare.GetUBound(2,&col); it's working fine for me.But when excel sheet content start from row 2 and column 23(row 2 and column 23 taken as a example),then row and col show "1".But actual range is row=2 and col=23.How can i get the row and col actual range.Plz help me How to embed windows xp visual styles Danzy837-Oct-09 1:57 Danzy83 7-Oct-09 1:57  Hi, is it possible to embed manifest file for windows xp visual styles in my application using visual c++ 6? The only way I know of is to give the manifest file the same as the executable and copy it into the directory where the executable is. But I want a way the manifest file will be embedded in the application using visual c++ 6. Visual C++ 2005 embeds the manifest in the application. But I don't know what and how I should do it int visual c++ 6 so that the manifest will be embedded in the application. Please Help. Re: How to embed windows xp visual styles Rajesh R Subramanian7-Oct-09 2:03 Rajesh R Subramanian 7-Oct-09 2:03  Hi, Yes, you can use a manifest to enable XP style. See MakeXP[^] Articles that may be of your interest: Applying Windows XP Visual Styles to Applications[^] Using Windows XP Styles in your MFC/WIN32 Applications[^] It is a crappy thing, but it's life -^ Carlo Pallini Re: How to embed windows xp visual styles Sarath C7-Oct-09 2:35 Sarath C 7-Oct-09 2:35  Alternatively check this - Enabling Visual Styles[^] -Sarath. My blog - Sharing My Thoughts Rate the answers and close your posts if it's answered COM with VC++ hrishiS7-Oct-09 1:45 hrishiS 7-Oct-09 1:45  Hi to All, I like to learn things.I have learn VC++. Was working in console based application. little bit of MFC too. Now I would like to learn COM with VC++. that's what I got a suggestion from my friend. I search the net, but didn't get any idea of it. So please help me with the following What do we mean by COM programming. An example would be great. Any docs or links to learn that...in VC++ thanks a lot ----------------------------- I am a beginner Re: COM with VC++ Roger Stoltz7-Oct-09 1:52 Roger Stoltz 7-Oct-09 1:52  You can read about COM at wikipedia for a brief orientation here[^]. As for how to do COM, I suggest you have a look at some articles below the COM section here at CodeProject: http://www.codeproject.com/KB/COM/ Michael Dunn has written a nice introduction to COM that can be found http://www.codeproject.com/KB/COM/comintro.aspx Re: COM with VC++ hrishiS7-Oct-09 2:14 hrishiS 7-Oct-09 2:14  thanks for yout reply...I will go through it... One doubt, please clear me. As a basics, i have read about COM as ...."sharing binary code across different applications and languages" Then what is the difference between COM, a dll file and ATL? thanks in advance ----------------------------- I am a beginner Re: COM with VC++ CPallini7-Oct-09 2:22 CPallini 7-Oct-09 2:22  hrishiS wrote: Then what is the difference between COM, a dll file and ATL? COM (Component Object Model) is a specification for building (and consuming) reusable binary objects (components). DLL (Dynamic Linking Library) is a collection of functions, in binary form, linked at run-time with your executable. ATL (Active Template Library) is a library of C++ templates (i.e. source code) used as a tool (or framework) for COM development. If the Lord God Almighty had consulted me before embarking upon the Creation, I would have recommended something simpler. -- Alfonso the Wise, 13th Century King of Castile. This is going on my arrogant assumptions. You may have a superb reason why I'm completely wrong. -- Iain Clarke [My articles] Re: COM with VC++ Roger Stoltz7-Oct-09 2:32 Roger Stoltz 7-Oct-09 2:32  Could not have said it better myself Carlo. I could possibly have added that ATL may be used for developing more than just COM components as it contains templates for e.g. windows. But ATL is my preferred way of developing COM components. "It's supposed to be hard, otherwise anybody could do it!" - selfquote "High speed never compensates for wrong direction!" - unknown Re: COM with VC++ CPallini7-Oct-09 3:30 CPallini 7-Oct-09 3:30  Thank you. If the Lord God Almighty had consulted me before embarking upon the Creation, I would have recommended something simpler. -- Alfonso the Wise, 13th Century King of Castile. This is going on my arrogant assumptions. You may have a superb reason why I'm completely wrong. -- Iain Clarke [My articles] Re: COM with VC++ Rajesh R Subramanian7-Oct-09 1:53 Rajesh R Subramanian 7-Oct-09 1:53  hrishiS wrote: Any docs or links to learn that...in VC++ Inside COM by Dale Rogerson[^] Essential COM by Don Box[^] Stuff by Mike: Introduction to COM - What It Is and How to Use It.[^] Introduction to COM Part II - Behind the Scenes of a COM Server[^] Jeff Glatt series: COM in plain C[^] (first part - you can work out the rest of the links) CodeProject has a COM section[^] It is a crappy thing, but it's life -^ Carlo Pallini Re: COM with VC++ CPallini7-Oct-09 1:57 CPallini 7-Oct-09 1:57  You may start reading this article [^]. If the Lord God Almighty had consulted me before embarking upon the Creation, I would have recommended something simpler. -- Alfonso the Wise, 13th Century King of Castile. This is going on my arrogant assumptions. You may have a superb reason why I'm completely wrong. -- Iain Clarke [My articles] Re: COM with VC++ kilt8-Oct-09 23:25 kilt 8-Oct-09 23:25  Everything is in MSDN about COM Avoid everything else (not professional...) Windows 2008 giving a screen telling user the process is stil running and preventing the machine to log-off [modified] Kushagra Tiwari7-Oct-09 1:29 Kushagra Tiwari 7-Oct-09 1:29  Hello all, While trying to abort user logoff and shutdown programatically for windows 2008 , windows 7 and then running a process after it results in a screen with a message that following processes are still running and process abc.exe is preventing system to logoff. How can I disable this screen so that I can handle the process of Logoff and thus execute my processes accordingly. Regards Kushagra modified on Wednesday, October 7, 2009 8:02 AM Re: Windows 2008 giving a screen telling user the process is stil running and preventing the machine to log-off Sarath C7-Oct-09 2:58 Sarath C 7-Oct-09 2:58  In my knowledge it's not possible to disable this service. It's actually an information window provided by OS to make the user aware of which applications are blocking shutdown. Application Shutdown behavior is Changed since Windows Vista. In Windows XP, applications are allowed to veto WM_QUERYENDSESSION without displaying any UI indicating why they need to cancel shutdown. These “silent shutdown failures” are highly frustrating to users, who often take a minute or two to realize that shutdown has failed because no UI was displayed. This is no longer permitted. Applications that must block shutdown should use the new shutdown reason API. Also applications should no longer rely on always being able to block shutdown. Windows Vista/7 will also not allow console applications or applications that have no visible top-level windows to block shutdown The details are given in The documentation is available in MSDN website.[^] Also check this article - Describing Windows XP and Vista Shutdown in Application context[^] -Sarath. My blog - Sharing My Thoughts Rate the answers and close your posts if it's answered Re: Windows 2008 giving a screen telling user the process is stil running and preventing the machine to log-off Kushagra Tiwari7-Oct-09 3:32 Kushagra Tiwari 7-Oct-09 3:32  Thanks Sarath , You really are a life savior Cheers, Kushagra Is there any posssibility to see the function definitions of dll file? bahareh6557-Oct-09 0:37 bahareh655 7-Oct-09 0:37  Hi all As you know, we can export a dll's functions using "dumpbin.exe" tool. Now, I want to know if Is there any posssibility to see the function definitions of dll file? That is, a complete definition of the functions with their input and output arguments in the dll? THX.

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