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ok now i have another 2 problems 
1.I want to set the space between characters, so, i can save the value in the sSpace from the CHARFORMAT2 struct but "sSpacing
Horizontal space between letters, in twips. This value has no effect on the text displayed by a rich edit control; it is included for compatibility with Microsoft WindowsText Object Model (TOM) interfaces. To use this member, set the CFM_SPACING flag in the dwMask member. "
what can i do to display the text in the richedit with different space between letters(like in word).
2.how to display overlined characters.
is there a method to do all this o should i use something else then rich edit to implement all this?
thank you
Doina.
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If you wanting to do richer typography (as it seems you are), then the richedit control is probably not the thing to use.
In Windows 7, DirectWrite[^] is probably what you'd want to use.
I know WPF gives you pretty good text layout capabilities (but that's .NET, of course).
Otherwise, I think you're left with working out where all the characters should be positioned yourself and outputting them yourself.
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thanks for the reply....
i think i'll have to change my entire application
so i have a lot of work to do
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tell me one thing if we use like
int a=045;
and print these value of variable then output is 37 why?
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kumarashoka wrote: and print these value of variable then output is 37 why?
Without seing your code, it is impossible to tell...
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i've done
int i=045;
TRACE("i=%i");
and it display i=37 in the output window; it's probably a conversion, but I cannot find any reference to why, but I'm certain I've seen this already here on this forum.
found it it's an OCTAL conversion : http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/00a1awxf%28VS.80%29.aspx[^]
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Because in C and C++ (and maybe Java and C# - I don't know), starting a literal number with zero tells the compiler you're using base-8 (a.k.a. Octal).
But printf outputs (by the way you've used it) in base-10 (decimal).
Now 045 (to the compiler) == (4 * 8) + 5, which is 37 in decimal. That's why 37 is printed out.
To set a to the value 45 (decimal), use this code:
int a = 45;
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in c language we can run the program without including the header file but in c++ we can not run the program without header files,why?
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kumarashoka wrote: in c language we can run the program without including the header file but in c++ we can not run the program without header files,why?
 Which header file, which program ?
Your question is very unclear...
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kumarashoka wrote: in c language we can run the program without including the header...
Of course. The following does not require any header files:
void main( void )
{
int x = 1;
if (x == 5)
{
while (1)
;
}
}If I added any screen or file I/O, for example, then one or more header files would be required. The same holds true for C++.
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Being C++ mostly compatible with C, I hardly believe what you say...
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Hi All,
I want to know ,Is that possible to get any setting from CMOS?
Actualy I want to Get and Set "Wake on LAN" setting in CMOS.
Right now I have to set it manualy.
I want to make a small program that can get status of Wake on lan
setting and set or reset the same setting too.Is there any method available?
Thank you.
Jay.
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onlyjaypatel wrote: I want to make a small program that can get status of Wake on lan
setting and set or reset the same setting too.Is there any method available?
One is using WMI with GUID_POWER_DEVICE_WAKE_ENABLE. Another way is the HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\{4D36E972-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002bE10318}\0001\PnPCapabilities value.
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Thanx for reply.
I have tried both your ways but in both case the BIOS setting must ON.
In my case i have to set "Wake on LAN from s5" to "Power ON" in bios.
Only windows setting is not working.
Any method to set "Wake on LAN from s5" to "Power ON" in bios.
Thanx
Jay.
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Unlikely, since that's a BIOS function, so there's no way of guaranteeing that the BIOS on the computer supports that feature.
If you know the exact hardware, then theoretically you could access and modify the low level CMOS RAM yourself (I guess you'd need to write a device driver to achieve this!)
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Hallo all,
Is there any single function, which convert hex number to decimal number. I will pass just only two characters like "3D" as a string.
Thanks all
Regards
Shaheen
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strtoul ANSI C/C++ function is possible answer of your question.
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Thank for for reply. I am just try it
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Can u give me a example. I have try it but not works.
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Here is basic one:
<br />
printf("%u",strtoul("5A", NULL, 16));<br />
... and the output is 90.
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There is an example on the page that was given to you.
By the way, "not works" is not really a clear description of the problem, it could be anything...
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Hi,
IIRC the string scanning function sscanf can do that for you like so:
int result;
sscanf("3D", "%2x", &result);
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const char s[] = "3D";
int i = (s[0]<='9' ? s[0]-'0': s[0]-'A'+10) << 4 | (s[1]<='9' ? s[1]-'0': s[1]-'A'+10);
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now that will choke on lower-case hex numbers, won't it?
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