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I guess that's because the taskbar where your Icon was registered is closed when logging off and thus your Icon is 'forgotten'.
Right now, I don't know of any smart way to determine when a user logs on, so the simplest approach would be a timer that (re-)registers the TaskIcon with the task bar in a reasonable interval, but I'm sure there are more elegant ways to do this via notifications.
Nick
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Hi Nick,
Thanks for the answer.
But, i m switching between 3-4 icons to be displayed in system tray depending on situation and use of times creates the problem of repaiting the screen and which results into total distoration of screen.
So id there is another effective solution then pls let me know or any other friend knows about it then also it will be very thankful.
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Hi Nick,
Thanks for the answer.
But, i m switching between 3-4 icons to be displayed in system tray depending on situation and use of timer creates the problem of repaiting the screen and which results into total distoration of screen.
So id there is another effective solution then pls let me know or any other friend knows about it then also it will be very thankful.
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I don't understand what you mean. Timers should have no impact on repainting of the screen. you only call Shell_NotifyIcon from the timer routine... I don't see how that should distort your screen...
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Hi everybody,
I try to use the class library for the DirectMusic MIDI created by Carlos Jiménez de Parga found on 'the code project', but I'm not use to C++.
I will need a interface: what would be the best solution ? Win32, ATL, MFC, Framework.NET. I have too many options. Can someone tell me the steps to create a new project who's working. It will be a good starting point.
Thanks a lot.
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Hi guys
I've got an app where I only do a CenterWindow() in InitInstance and in w2000 it opens correctly and in XP the scrollbars appears and not all my main window is visible. Have you experienced something similar? DO you know why?
Best Regards
Doc
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Maybe you have different resolution in defferent windows so it looks like that in XP.
Mazy
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Same resolution in both SO. It's an amazing bug.
Doc
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In fact I need to adapt some piece of code whether the application is running on Win2k+ or Win9x.
Thanks for your help
-MyttO
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GetVersionEx()
Mazy
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I found this true!
//------------------------------------------------------------------------
CString GetWinVersion()
{
CString Ver;
OSVERSIONINFO osinfo;
osinfo.dwOSVersionInfoSize = sizeof(OSVERSIONINFO);
GetVersionEx(&osinfo);
Ver.Format("Windows Version %1d.%1d", osinfo.dwMajorVersion, osinfo.dwMinorVersion);
return Ver;
}
//------------------------------------------------------------------------
I'll TRY my best
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Thank you all for fast answers!!
-MyttO
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Hi,
I would like to know how to make a copy of the file that i just opened.
what is the sytax for it????
Ehsan Behboudi
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Look for CopyFileEx()in MSDN:
Mazy
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What's the best way to go about "learning" the machines that are connected to a network? (as part of a LAN Workgroup, domain, etc.)
Let's say for instance that I have an app that can remotely connect to other machines to provide monitoring functionality. It would be nice to have a dynamic list of available machines that it could connect to. What all is involved here? I'm not sure if I need to look into SNMP or if just TCP/IP stuff will do the trick. Or maybe there are Windows API functions that handle all this?
[EDIT] Not sure if it matters, but I'm only interested in how to do this on Windows NT/2000/XP/2003 (not 95/98/ME). [/EDIT]
Thanks! 
--
Edward Livingston
(aka ExtraLean)
--
"I still maintain that seeing a nipple is far less disturbing than seeing someone get their brains blown out." -- Chris Maunder
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Does WNetOpenEnum()/WNetEnumResource() help?
A rich person is not the one who has the most, but the one that needs the least.
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Yes! Thank you David.
--
Edward Livingston
(aka ExtraLean)
--
"I still maintain that seeing a nipple is far less disturbing than seeing someone get their brains blown out." -- Chris Maunder
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Hi all,
I would like to know how to insert a CDateTimeCtrl (DateTimePicker) into my ToolBar.
I use this way :
BOOL CMyToolBar::CreateDTPicker(CDateTimeCtrl& dtPicker, UINT nIndex, UINT nID, int nWidth)
{
// Create the DateTimePicker Control :
SetButtonInfo(nIndex, nID, TBBS_SEPARATOR, nWidth);
CRect rect;
GetItemRect(nIndex, &rect);
if (!dtPicker.Create(DTS_RIGHTALIGN | DTS_UPDOWN | WS_TABSTOP, rect, this, nID))
{
TRACE("Failed to create DateTimePicker Control\n");
return FALSE;
}
return TRUE;
}
taken from : http://www.codeproject.com/docking/ToolbarWithCombo.asp
but it doesn't work for the CDateTimeCtrl, the control doesn't appear.
Can someone help me ?
Thanks in advance,
Phil
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hmmmmmmmmmmm, sh*t, I just forgot the WS_VISIBLE in the Create function !!!
So it works now.
BrutalDeath0
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My application draws complex shapes to the screen that consist of a mixture of straight lines and polybezier curves. The shapes are filled by defining a Path and creating a CRgn object, within a CreateRegion() function. The Draw function for the object first paints the fill and then draws the outline. This works just fine for output to the screen, but when I use Print Preview and sometimes print the display I get a mismatch between the shapes outline and fill. I've found the MSDN article on how to convert the screen coordinates to CPreviewDC coordinates (http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=http://support.microsoft.com:80/support/kb/articles/q128/3/34.asp&NoWebContent=1) but this only deals with rectangular shaped clip regions. Anyone got any points? Code can be included if you need to take a look 
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Jeremy Preston
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Try this article.
http://www.codeproject.com/printing/ClipRegionProblem.asp
I think it may help you.
You should also consider that some printer DCs only support one clipping region at one time. So setting multiple clipping regions may not work when printing!
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Thanks CodeBrain....I'd found this article too. But it's still only dealling with rectangular shaped regions. I have regions that are a mixture of straight lines and bezier curves that are defined via Paths, and used to fill these shapes. When in Print Preview / Printing I need to offset and scale this region so that the fill is in the same location as the outlines. The big problem are the bezier curves and how to offset them....I'm really stuck!!
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Jeremy Preston
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Unfortunatly I am not a clipping path expert.
Maybe the problem is your printer which does not support complex regions. But I am not sure... You may check the caps. of your printer using GetDeviceCaps. But I don't know if GetDeviceCaps returns this information. What I know is that some printer do support only ONE clipping region. So that may be your problem, too.
So if you have the problem in print and preview it may be a printer problem.
You can try to paint your output in a memory DC (compatible to the screen DC) with a DIB first and then use StretchDIBits to copy the whole thing to your printer DC in OnPrint. I have very bad experiences when doing the output directly to the printer DC...
Sorry that I can't help you more...
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Thanks for your efforts CodeBrain....it really is an annoying problem. I came up with an idea last night walking home from work, so I'll try that today and see how I get on. If it works I'll let you know what I did!!;)
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