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You need to add -lpcap to your compile options, and ensure that libpcap.o is in a place that can be found by the compiler (either in the path specified by the LIB environment variable, or add the path using the -L option, IIRC).
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what would be appropriate mechanism to write into Edit boxes of another application.
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You could put your text into the clipboard and then send the Editbox a WM_PASTE-message.
This approach needs some research about the format of text in the clipboard and the exact content of the WM_PASTE-message but you can maybe look at some of the special editboxes here at CP some of which handle WM_PASTE.
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by default a floating toolbar that is not docked has the red 'x' at the top-right corner to allow users to close the toolbar. does anyone know how to disable/remove that 'x' so the toolbar will always exist in the client area of an MDI app? thanks for any help. take care.
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This offsite article should help Remove close button from floating toolbar[^]
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thanks. i implemented the solution and it works just fine.
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Hi All
My idea was to perform autologin once i boot my computer.
So i wrote a windows Service that does the following
1. Wait for 5 minutes.
2. Simulate password characters and the ENTER key so that the login happens.
(using the keybd_event API)
The keybd_event executed from a windows Service does no seem to work.
The service type has the flag SERVICE_INTERACTIVE_PROCESS. But still it does not work.
If i login manually before 5 minutes and open a notepad, then the passowrd and ENTER is automatically typed after 5 minutes of booting.
BUT THE KEYBD_EVENT DOES NOT AFFECT THE LOGIN SCREEN AT ALL.
What is the correct approach for acheiving this functionality >
Thanx
Kiran
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Thanx for this useful info.
However I want to do this programatically using some key simulation as i wuld need a similar functionality when the user has locked the workstation.
Is there no way we can simulate keystrokes to msgina ??
Thanx
Kiran
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hi,
i need to make http request to server through web proxy servers. any one help to me. thanks in advance.
Murali.M
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i think you send the same request to the proxy than to the server.
the only difference is that the url is not just the path, you have to send the full url.
Don't try it, just do it! 
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Hi All,
I want to write my own plugin for internet explorer,since i have not this ,from where and how to start any resource.
Thanks in advance,
AL
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I want to write user name and password in login window of Yahoo messenger from my application.
Till now I am able to get Handle to Login window using Getclass and GetwindowText.My plan is to get the handle of Login window , then that of edit boxes of Login window. Then to paste text into edit boxes.
The problem is how to know whether this login (which is a dialog box) or edit boxes belongs to Yahoo messenger or a particular window.
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presumably you have used the findwindow function to get the handle for the llogin window
fromthere you can find the client windows by using findwindowex
use spy ++ to gather information about the login window
is this what you have been trying?
bryce
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<presumably you="" have="" used="" the="" findwindow="" function="" to="" get="" handle="" for="" login="" window.="">
GetWindowText is giving me handle. But handle is generated at runtime. It is not unique.
Yes U are very much near to my goal.
Cheers!!!!!!!
Siddharth
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The Login window of Yahoo messenger is a dialog resource
hence the classname is #32770 (dialog) which is not unique
but the Parent of this login window is "YahooBuddyMain" (classname) , you can check the parent of the dialog via
GetParent and then see whether it is a Yahoo login window or not
Better Yet try to get the GetDlgCtrlID of the login window that should be consistant
But beware there can be no sure fire way of doing what you are trying
Hope that helps 
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That's exactly what I need.
But is there any other better method of doing it. More generalized.
Thanx
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Hey everyone!
I am working on this freeware application that does archiving of certain files. I am wondering can anyone point me in the best direction on how to implement ZIP from within my own code? (Preferably a FREE method). I've found a company that allows you to buy and redistribute a .DLL from them that you can call methods to ZIP, but they want to charge for the amount of distributions. And since its FREEWARE, I don't really want to pay for everyone that uses this program freely!
In the meantime, what I've done is installed WinZip's command line addon, and I've been calling that with a CreateProcess() command. But I don't want to have to my users have to download and install WinZip, so that my program works. I want everything in one bundle preferably to call some code or a (FREE) .DLL within my own app that creates the .ZIP file!
Thanks
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First off, I am a newbe. I have learned C++ from book on my own because I seek knowledge and I like to know as much stuff as I can. I love to program.
Using a MFC app. You can place a static or edit control on the dialog and declare a Cstring to it. but as far as I can manage you cant get it to display both numbers and letters. How do I make a edit or static control display something like “gun + 12” (space ship game I am making).
.format
did not work
“I do the best possible thing in the worst possible way”
rea
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Do you mean you are trying to set the text of your control?
Try
GetDlgItem([your control ID])->SetWindowText("gun + 12")
If you want to put a variable value into it, try:
CString display;
display.Format("gun + %d", your_variable);
GetDlgItem([your control ID])->SetWindowText(display);
Hope this helps
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I may be doing something wrong (probably the case) but I tried those and none of them worked. I did update the data. Dose it mess up if there is a member variable already set the control?
I right now have a static control IDC_mes, with a Cstring member variable called mes.
“I do the best possible thing in the worst possible way”
rea
“I do the best possible thing in the worst possible way”
rea
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It is probably best if you leave the 'UpdateData' stuff alone, declare a control variable (thats of type CEdit for a editbox and CStatic for static text) and use SetWindowText / GetWindowText on it.
This way you have the fuill control over when and what is written to your dialog.
Who is 'General Failure'? And why is he reading my harddisk?!?
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Hi everyone,
I'm writing a program that deals with packet routing. My problem is, when my application exits, I need to renew (by using IpRenewAddress) all interfaces so that I can restore the adapters to the way it was before my program took over. This process doesn't take long UNLESS u have things like network bridges. These virtual adapters are not renewable and when my application tries to renew them, it takes forever. Is there a way for me to determine which adapter is actually renewable and which is not?
Thanks!
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