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Re: Book on VC++ and mail Applications valikac12-Oct-03 16:38 valikac 12-Oct-03 16:38  I recommend Network Programming for Microsoft Windows, Second Edition by Anthony Jones and Jim Ohmund for winsock programming. As for SMTP protocal, search FAQs and Google. http://www.faqs.org/faqs/ Kuphryn Copy,Paste and Rename..Is This Possible?? Member 50926811-Oct-03 11:35 Member 509268 11-Oct-03 11:35  Is there any way (In code)from my MFC application to Copy,Paste and rename a file...such as an .exe file? For example,lets say i have an imaginary .exe file in a folder called "Test". I want to make a copy of test.exe,rename the copy(not the original)to test1.exe,and place it(or copy it)to a folder named "Test1". Is this at all possible? Appreciate your answers. Thanks. Re: Copy,Paste and Rename..Is This Possible?? Michael Dunn11-Oct-03 12:07 Michael Dunn 11-Oct-03 12:07  CopyFile ( "C:\\test\\test.exe", "C:\\test1\\test1.exe", FALSE ); You just need to make sure the destination directory exists before making this call. --Mike-- Ericahist | CP SearchBar v2.0.2 | Homepage | RightClick-Encrypt | 1ClickPicGrabber #include "witty-quote.h" Re: Copy,Paste and Rename..Is This Possible?? Member 50926811-Oct-03 12:32 Member 509268 11-Oct-03 12:32  Thanks Mike. Re: Copy,Paste and Rename..Is This Possible?? User 665811-Oct-03 13:09 User 6658 11-Oct-03 13:09  Take a look at SHFileOperation, MoveFile(Ex) and similar API calls regards modified 12-Sep-18 21:01pm. How can I open PS/2 port asd175311-Oct-03 10:49 asd1753 11-Oct-03 10:49  hi How can I open PS/2 port?? thanks Re: How can I open PS/2 port Blake Coverett11-Oct-03 12:51 Blake Coverett 11-Oct-03 12:51  Why do you want to, do you have something other than a mouse or keyboard attached to it? -- -Blake (com/bcdev/blake) Re: How can I open PS/2 port asd175311-Oct-03 13:04 asd1753 11-Oct-03 13:04  I want to spy Mouse data from PS/2 port . if anyone know , please help me. Re: How can I open PS/2 port Blake Coverett11-Oct-03 13:25 Blake Coverett 11-Oct-03 13:25  You still skipped the 'why' part of the question. Is this mouse still supposed to work in Windows while you are spying on it? If so you can't just 'open the port' anyways, as if you are reading from it the operating system can't be reading from it at the same time. If you really need the low level bits coming from the mouse you would have to write a filter driver. To do this, install the DDK and have a look at the sample in src\input\moufiltr. I doubt however that you really need this, and writing drivers is not for the faint of heart. If you are running on XP or later, you should use the Raw Input model. Have a look on MSDN for RegisterRawInputDevice. If you have to support older versions of Windows, you should probably stick with hooks. In that case, have a look on MSDN for SetWindowsHookEx. -Blake Re: How can I open PS/2 port asd175311-Oct-03 23:14 asd1753 11-Oct-03 23:14  Hi Blake Coverett thanks for your reply . My english writing is very bad sorry. i want unplug a mouse from computer and turn on it , then after loading the windowsxp , plug in the PS/2 mouse and open it's port and read its data bits . please more help me . I guess that RegisterRawInputDevices can help me , but I can't findout it . If possible for you help me more. How to read / write file Snyp11-Oct-03 10:07 Snyp 11-Oct-03 10:07  I need this in c++ (console) Anything would be fine. Websites would be 'finer' :P. <marquee>Universal Project... Soon to be a .net Re: How to read / write file Bo Hunter11-Oct-03 10:38 Bo Hunter 11-Oct-03 10:38  This would be a good start. http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/tut6-1.html Thank You Bo Hunter how to convert a project to non UNICODE OO-P11-Oct-03 7:41 OO-P 11-Oct-03 7:41  Hello everybody, I got a project when i execute the project an error occurs so i want to convert the project to non UNICOE project can you help me thanx . Getin, getout and get the job done Re: how to convert a project to non UNICODE W. Hammer -sledge-11-Oct-03 12:46 W. Hammer -sledge- 11-Oct-03 12:46  Try changing the configuration of your project to win32debug or win32release. sledge Re: how to convert a project to non UNICODE Taka Muraoka11-Oct-03 13:27 Taka Muraoka 11-Oct-03 13:27  Dude, you need to post exactly what the error is. Otherwise you're very unlikely to get a response, Converting the app to ANSI may well be (and probably is) the wrong thing to do. "Sucks less" isn't progress - Kent Beck [^] Awasu 1.1.3 [^]: A free RSS reader with support for Code Project. Re: how to convert a project to non UNICODE OO-P12-Oct-03 1:12 OO-P 12-Oct-03 1:12  Hello ,and thanx for responding no errors on compilation but in execution i got this : Linking... LINK : fatal error LNK1104: cannot open file "mfc42ud.lib" Error executing link.exe. CmeUD.exe - 1 error(s), 0 warning(s) I talked to some one and he said convert it to non UNICODE project is that right and how thank you very much bye. Re: how to convert a project to non UNICODE Taka Muraoka12-Oct-03 1:17 Taka Muraoka 12-Oct-03 1:17  Good grief. Whoever you spoke to doesn't really know what he's talking about! MFC42UD.LIB is the Unicode debug version of the MFC runtime library (the ANSI version is MFC42D.LIB). If you run the VS installer again, there will be an option to install the Unicode libraries. Make sure it's in your link path as well. This will take you 5 minutes to do. Depending on how big your app is, converting it to ANSI could take days or weeks! Your friend might be thinking that you can just undefine UNICODE and _UNICODE but things are never this simple! :roll: "Sucks less" isn't progress - Kent Beck [^] Awasu 1.1.3 [^]: A free RSS reader with support for Code Project. problem of icons sarasara098765411-Oct-03 4:12 sarasara0987654 11-Oct-03 4:12  i want to add some icones to the items of a tree control but i can't . please tell me how can i do this . what's the problem of this code? CImageList m_imgList; CWinApp* papp=AfxGetApp(); if(papp!=0){ { HICON hicon1,hicon2; hicon1=papp->LoadIcon(IDI_ICON1); hicon2=papp->LoadIcon(IDI_ICON2); m_imgList.Add(hicon1); m_imgList.Add(hicon2); m_tree.SetImageList(&m_imgList,TVSIL_NORMAL); HTREEITEM chapter; chapter=m_tree.InsertItem("country",0,0); m_tree.InsertItem("canada",1,1,chapter); chapter=m_tree.InsertItem("person",0,0); m_tree.InsertItem("sonya",1,1,chapter);} Re: problem of icons includeh1011-Oct-03 5:08 includeh10 11-Oct-03 5:08  did u call create() of image-list? includeh10 Re: problem of icons sarasara098765411-Oct-03 20:13 sarasara0987654 11-Oct-03 20:13  yes one time i defined imagelist with bitmaps and i called create(). but i want to have HICON in my imagelist please tell me how could i have HICON instead of bitmaps. Sending Large binary data using CSocket Katamneni11-Oct-03 2:56 Katamneni 11-Oct-03 2:56  Dear MFC guru's I'm using MFC CSocket and CSocketFile and serialization to transfer data over the network.My data size is very large(some times upto 100KB).But my application is getting hanged after some time.When i monitor my data transfer using TDImon tool(from www.sysunternals.com) the result column is displaying PENDING when it's running and DATA_NOT_ACCEPTED before going to inactive state.My server application is not responding untill i kill my client application running on different machine.Can anyone help me how to transfer large amount of data using serialization and CSocket and why DATA_NOT_ACCEPTED error is coming.Any code examples would be great help. Thanks and Regards Krishna odbc in Run Time? murali_utr11-Oct-03 2:27 murali_utr 11-Oct-03 2:27  hi, my application back end is mysql. i using crystal report for report. i connect database thru ODBC. how to create ODBC at run time. any one help to me. Thanks in Advance. Unique generated id to be shared between machines frankse11-Oct-03 0:24 frankse 11-Oct-03 0:24  I am working at a company that has an established database and code. Lately they have been splitting their transactions between 2 databases running on differnt machines and then importing the transactions on one machine over to the other. The problem created by this is that their transaction ID are randomly generated long fields. The way the code use to keep ids unique was to do a select on the database to see if new randomly generated id already exists on the database and to keep on trying till a new unique number was generated( ). Now that the code is run on two machines, two separate databases this aproach is obviously not working anymore. I could set an inifile setting sothat one machine generates only even and the other only uneven numbers but this is prone to all sort of stuff-upps Any suggestions? Re: Unique generated id to be shared between machines John M. Drescher11-Oct-03 0:58 John M. Drescher 11-Oct-03 0:58  Are you using MSSQL (TSQL) ? You can create a GUID which will be unique between machines using the NEWID() function and uniqueidentifier data type. See the following for documentation http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/tsqlref/ts_na-nop_4pt0.asp[^] Using uniqueidentifier Data The uniqueidentifier data type stores 16-byte binary values that operate as globally unique identifiers (GUIDs). A GUID is a unique binary number; no other computer in the world will generate a duplicate of that GUID value. The main use for a GUID is for assigning an identifier that must be unique in a network that has many computers at many sites. http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/acdata/ac_8_con_03_2uox.asp[^] John Re: Unique generated id to be shared between machines frankse11-Oct-03 4:04 frankse 11-Oct-03 4:04  We are running db2 version 7. I did consider using a GUID, the problem is the transaction_id is an integer on the database and they will never ever allow me to change any datatypes on our database. Thanks for the suggestion though;)

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