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Hi all
I wish to found a help about using ICQ ActiveX controls.
Whether exist one and where i can get it.
Thanks.
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hi,
i'm looking for the source code to determine whether a file is made of ASCII or UNICODE signs. Maybe somebody of you has one !
Thanks in advance!
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you can use the API ::IsTextUnicode()
You pass it a sample of the contents of your text file and it uses a combination of statistical methods to determine if your sample is UNICODE encoded.
I Dream of Absolute Zero
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Hello,
the problem is, that I need a identifier number of someones computer to transmit over the net. The number is used to identify a user who want to log on on a game server. It is important for the provider to have a possibility to kickban cheating users. I know that every networkcard has a specific hardware-number wich I can use for this purpose. But - how can I get that number in VC?
Thank you for your help,
Regards Andreas Niedermeier
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Hello,
In order to get the MAC address for a particular Network Interface Card ( NIC in short) use GetAdaptersInfo
OK
The Phantom.
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See the MSDN article Q118623.
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sorry, stupid question: where can I find this article?
Thanks, Andreas Niedermeier
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http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/netbios/netbios_1l82.asp
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Thank You, - they are writing that it won´t work with Win98. Do you know something else wich will work on W98 too?
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I think the operative word is reliably. You might want to try it in your environment to see how it behaves.
The GetAdaptersInfo() suggestion mentioned earlier will work. Here's a snippet:
IP_ADAPTER_INFO AdapterInfo[5];
PIP_ADAPTER_INFO pCurrentAdapter;
ULONG ulSize;
ulSize = sizeof(AdapterInfo);
if (GetAdaptersInfo(AdapterInfo, &ulSize) == ERROR_SUCCESS)
{
pCurrentAdapter = &AdapterInfo[0];
assert(NULL != pCurrentAdapter);
printf(" MAC Address = ");
for (UINT x = 0; x < pCurrentAdapter->AddressLength; x++)
printf("%02x ", pCurrentAdapter->Address[x]);
}
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Thank you very much for that, hope I can help you one time..
Best regards from Munich/Germany, Andreas Niedermeier
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I would like to know if on the rare  occasion my app crashes, that instead of invoking drwatson32 on XP, and giving the lovely dialog to e-mail Microsoft, that it launches my own instead, so that it is easy for a customer to copy the log file to his own PC, and mail it to me from another PC. I then want to add additional info in my own app.
My wish-list is a couple of reg keys or APIs, and also to be able to use this on NT4 and Win 2000. I have seen some apps that got to town, but I just want the neat basics, not a full-blown heapwalk/process demo!
Conrad - conradb@adroit.co.za
Always do badly to start off, that way when you get the hang of it suddenly, everyone is surprised.
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is it possible i could make any single item in the listbox "NON-CLICKABLE"??????? 
perhaps make any one on the items grayed of...disabled????where as the rest of the item are enabled??clickable??
any ideas??? 
With Regards
Joseph R. Thomas
Have a Super Blessed Day!
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For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love and of a sound mind.
2 Timothy 1:7
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I've seen this done with a checklistbox, but not a regular listbox. You might could do it via an owner-draw listbox, but I'm not sure.
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I don't know of a clean solution, but there's a workaround. When you detect such an item is selected, unselect it (and reselect the one that was previously selected, if any).
I do that in a web app where I have several listbox items acting as separators.
Regards,
Alvaro
Hey! It compiles! Ship it.
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Hi!
I want to send a msg some way to remote machine on the occurance of some event on host machine such that a dialog box is shown on remote machine.
Pls help how can I do that. Remote machine is having a dll that has dialog and a exported function to show dialog, I just have to trigger that using rundll or what ever may be DCOM or something.
thanks
naveen
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Sounds like a job for...RPC. I've not ever used it before so you'll have to search CP, MSDN, or the Net for examples.
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RPC has a big problem.. it only works under nt/2k/xp!
Don't try it, just do it! 
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It's only a problem if you are targeting Windows 9x machines. Something is a problem if it behaves in an unpredictable or undesirable fashion. Since RPC does what it is supposed to, I see no problem.
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Hi guys.
I am trying to import/link the MSXML.Dll from a class i have created in C++. Defined in the classes header file is a datamember of type IXMLDOMDocumentPtr. Certain functions in the class then use objects and functions in the MSXML.dll.
My code works fine if i "#define import 'dllPath'" in the header file. Problem is on a client machine i may not know the full path to the DLL.
I need a way of dynamically loadind the DLL so my class can access all its fucntions and objects.
I have tried using LoadLibary() but am not sure how it should be used to import a DLL into a class. The call to LoadLibary() has to be placed in the .cpp file and then i get errors form m y header file as IXMLDOMDocumentPtr cannot be found.
Sorry 4 the essay, hope someone can help.
Cheers
Simon Turner
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Becase MSXML.dll implements a bunch of COM objects, you don't need to do an explicit LoadLibrary call. COM takes care of this for you when you CreateInstance a new instance of a coclass. You only need to know the class id or progid. COM looks up the rest in the registry.
That said, you obviously need to have the correct version of the MS XML parser installed on the client machine. Different COM class names map to different versions of the DLL.
Brad
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I did realise about the different versions of the msxml.dll parser. That is why i was planing to pack the msxml.dll version 1,0 into my installer (as its the smallest in size)and then just put it somewhere on client machine. I could then import it via #define import"", but the path may vary unless i just put the DLL in C:/. That is why i wanted to laod it dynamically in code so i coudl use the regitry to find the path to the DLL.
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