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Re: Logging in as another user from a service Garth J Lancaster19-Jan-04 11:21 Garth J Lancaster 19-Jan-04 11:21  AFAIK, CreateProcessAsUser and LogonUser need the following four privileges: SeIncreaseQuotaPrivilege, SeAssignPrimaryTokenPrivilege, SeChangeNotifyPrivilege, and SeTcbPrivilege Im just looking for some articles that may help you ... 'G' Re: Logging in as another user from a service Garth J Lancaster19-Jan-04 11:28 Garth J Lancaster 19-Jan-04 11:28  Sorry to flood you with info .. Look at http://home.online.no/~valery/[^] CreateProcessAsUser.zip http://www.codeguru.com/misc/RunUser.html[^] maybe you'll be able to scrape up enough info to help 'G' Re: Logging in as another user from a service Navin19-Jan-04 11:34 Navin 19-Jan-04 11:34  Thanks for your info. I'd rather be flooded with info than have no info at all. "I'd be up a piece if I hadn't swallowed my bishop." Mr. Ed, playing chess Performance issues lpRomang19-Jan-04 10:52 lpRomang 19-Jan-04 10:52  Hi all I wrote a large MFC application and recently began to convert it to .NET framework. I do this step-by-step by rewriting some parts and components written in MFC into C#. Now I have application written in MFC with a lot of C# components talking between them using com-interop. But now i want to perform some serious testing. I've tried some available products such as Rational Quantify and DevPartner and all of them had problem to handle with my app because it written both in MFC and C#. What is the best way to test such app (CPU, memory etc.)? Can anybody recomend me about some other monitoring product? thanks. Re: Performance issues фил21-Jan-04 4:33 фил 21-Jan-04 4:33  i honestly dont know anything that does that. but let me tell you sth. about c#. the 2 languages C & VB are just fine. VB is for kids or persons who just don't need more than a window with buttons and images in their lifes;C is a lower-level language, the coolest i know about. but the microsoft morons decided to rise the VB level for the VB community to have pointers and stuff and to lower the C's level, nobody knows why. why, my friend are you sinking to c#? kill bill! Stubborn mnemonics satcat19-Jan-04 9:48 satcat 19-Jan-04 9:48  Hi all! In my application I'm using mnemonics for the control buttons but when I run it, they don't appear until I press Alt key. Could I see'em when I run the application and don't press the key anyway? Thank you in advance! I have no idea Re: Stubborn mnemonics Michael Dunn19-Jan-04 10:28 Michael Dunn 19-Jan-04 10:28  That's a feature of the OS. You can turn it off in the Display properties (the exact location varies among OSes), it's called "Hide keyboard navigation until I press the Alt key" or something similar. --Mike-- Ericahist | CP SearchBar v2.0.2 | Homepage | 1ClickPicGrabber New v2.0.1! | RightClick-Encrypt "Linux is good. It can do no wrong. It is open source so must be right. It has penguins. I want to eat your brain."   -- Paul Watson, Linux Zombie Re: Stubborn mnemonics satcat19-Jan-04 14:11 satcat 19-Jan-04 14:11  Thank you!! I was going nuts! MDI WS_SYSMENU question... RobJones19-Jan-04 9:26 RobJones 19-Jan-04 9:26  Hello, I have a MDI application with 2 document types and I am using DundasSoftware's Tabbed View control. On startup of my application I open 2 documents one is of CListView and the other is a CHtmlView. I force both views to Maximize (this way the user has to use the tab's to go between views/documents). My question is, I only want the "x" (close button) on the child frame to be shown. I don't want the user to have the option to minimize or restore down the view/document. I have tried OnPreCreateWindow to remove the MinimizeBox and Maximize box.. this works except it still shows the "RestoreDown" box... any Ideas?? Thanks!!! Rob Whoever said nothing's impossible never tried slamming a revolving door! Re: MDI WS_SYSMENU question... Ivor S. Sargoytchev19-Jan-04 11:44 Ivor S. Sargoytchev 19-Jan-04 11:44  Rob, What you are getting is the standard behavior of CMDIFrameWnd. I suggest you remove the WS_SYSMENU style from CChildFrame::PreCreateWindow(): cs.style &= ~WS_SYSMENU; You will have no buttons and no system menu. If you still want to be able to close a view you must provide another approach (maybe a toolbar button). Ivor S. Sargoytchev Dundas Software Re: MDI WS_SYSMENU question... RobJones19-Jan-04 14:12 RobJones 19-Jan-04 14:12  Yeah thats what I figured.. I was just hoping someone had a secret Thanks, That's what I'll have to do. Rob Whoever said nothing's impossible never tried slamming a revolving door! Writing in a multiline Edit Box satcat19-Jan-04 9:22 satcat 19-Jan-04 9:22  Hi everyone! Is it possible to write different lines in a multiline Edit Box without pressing CTRL key + Enter anyway? I mean, could I write different lines only pressing Enter key? Thank you in advance! I have no idea Re: Writing in a multiline Edit Box David Crow19-Jan-04 10:50 David Crow 19-Jan-04 10:50  Yes, just use the ES_WANTRETURN style. A rich person is not the one who has the most, but the one that needs the least. Re: Writing in a multiline Edit Box satcat19-Jan-04 14:16 satcat 19-Jan-04 14:16  I'm trying to find how to use it, but I'm not lucky today Could you show me an example for this command or tell me an URL where I could find it? Thank you for your help I have no idea Re: Writing in a multiline Edit Box David Crow20-Jan-04 2:40 David Crow 20-Jan-04 2:40  http://search.microsoft.com/search/results.aspx?View=msdn&st=a&qu=es_multiline&c=4&s=2 http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=es_multiline&btnG=Google+Search A rich person is not the one who has the most, but the one that needs the least. Re: Writing in a multiline Edit Box murali_utr19-Jan-04 21:07 murali_utr 19-Jan-04 21:07  Hi, Edit Box dialog means right click and open properties dialog box. in that styles tab is there, here want return check box click and enable it enough. Have A Nice Day! Murali.M Re: Writing in a multiline Edit Box satcat19-Jan-04 23:11 satcat 19-Jan-04 23:11  Thank you... I was looking Dialog Properties and not Edit Properties so I couldn't find it (At least I realised ) I'll leave my head back someday!! Plugin Framework Deian19-Jan-04 9:09 Deian 19-Jan-04 9:09  Hello, I would like to know, if anyone has a good source of information (with examples) about plugin framework. I would like to build application which will be driven by plugins, and most of the code will be outside the main executable. I would like this code to extend/modify visually the main program and as functionality also. I can't find any good sources about this :/ This is really urgent, please help me, Thanks in advance Re: Plugin Framework Garth J Lancaster19-Jan-04 10:05 Garth J Lancaster 19-Jan-04 10:05  I dont wish to be rude, but have you looked around CodeProject much ?? Len Holgate has this article http://www.codeproject.com/com/extensibleapps.asp[^] That Zac Howland has turned into a couple of articles - the first being http://www.codeproject.com/com/componentcategories.asp[^] ... these are all in the COM section on Codeproject (use the section navigation options on the left hand frame...) ..then, if you want to look at 'dll' as opposed to the COM way of doing plugins, there are a number of articles under the "DLL's" section. Its really not that hard to find some info on what you're looking for - you just have to have some get up and go and not expect everything to be handed to you on a plate...sigh, the youth of today 'G' Re: Plugin Framework Deian19-Jan-04 20:58 Deian 19-Jan-04 20:58  Thanks for the reply, No, I don't want somebody else to handle my project, that's why I asked for information on some kind of framework. I've looked over the dll's secton a long time ago, and I know about the 2 examples present there. I was trying to get as far as possible from COM Thanks again Re: Plugin Framework Garth J Lancaster19-Jan-04 21:35 Garth J Lancaster 19-Jan-04 21:35  OK you dont want COM - in which case the 'framework' is 'whatever you want it to be' The only other working instance of a plugin DLL 'framework' I know of is :- http://csl.sourceforge.net/[^] Its well documented and worth taking a look at.. I think wether you are using COM or not, to a certain extent you still have the same issues, but they are made easier or harder by your choice of implementation base - to some extent with DLL you have to be a bit more rigid in that every dll has the same functions with the same parameters unless you set up some sort or registration interface (isnt that COM ???) .. In COM, you can hide that and check the Component Category registry or query IUnknown to see if a particular interface is supported ... 'G' Re: Plugin Framework Roger Allen19-Jan-04 23:40 Roger Allen 19-Jan-04 23:40  Take a look at my article An MFC extension library to enable DLL plug-in technology for your application using MESSAGE_MAPs[^] which is a working plug-in system for MFC. Roger Allen - Sonork 100.10016 Roger Wright: Remember to buckle up, please, and encourage your friends to do the same. It's not just about saving your life, but saving the quality of life for those you may leave behind... Re: Plugin Framework Deian20-Jan-04 8:26 Deian 20-Jan-04 8:26  Thank you all for the help ))! Greek character eigen19-Jan-04 6:16 eigen 19-Jan-04 6:16  How can I show 'Greek' character like phi, delta ... in static control and Flexgrid control. When I tried in my home, looks OK, but when I run that program in other computer. That become starnge character. in source code I write 'rho' like this "¥ñ" very strange.. Re: Greek character Navin19-Jan-04 10:55 Navin 19-Jan-04 10:55  It probably has to do with fonts. Make sure you are using a "standard" font that comes with Windows, and make sure you explicitly set the font of the edit box in question. "I'd be up a piece if I hadn't swallowed my bishop." Mr. Ed, playing chess

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