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This happens when you try to link things together that have been compiled with different settings.
Go through *every* single library that you are linking in and make sure you are using the correct one i.e. multi-threaded. You also need to check the DLL/not-DLL switches are all the same as well.
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Thanks
It worked fine. ![Rose | [Rose]](https://codeproject.global.ssl.fastly.net/script/Forums/Images/rose.gif)
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I can host and communicate with it just fine. The only quirk is that it refuses to use the XP look and feel for buttons and other HTML controls. I have a manifest for my app. Every native/win32 control is correctly themed, so the manifest is obviously correct. In fact, IE's own scrollbar is correctly themed, just not its contents.
What did I miss? 
I am hosting the control in an ATL/WTL project, but I don't think that's the problem. I should also mention that if I load the html file in IE (the "real" browser), UI controls are themed.
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This takes a few steps, and I don't think I have code for it handy at the moment, but the procedure is:
Write a COM object that implements IDocHostUIHandler.
That COM object has to be attached (vague term here, this is the part I don't have memorized) to the AtlAxWin that is hosting the WebBrowser control.
In the IDocHostUIHandler::GetHostInfo() method, do this:
HRESULT CFoo::GetHostInfo(DOCHOSTUIINFO *pInfo)
{
pInfo->dwFlags |= DOCHOSTUIFLAG_THEME;
return S_OK;
}The "attach" part is done by querying the WebBrowser control for ICustomDoc and calling its SetUIHandler() method.
Let me know if you need more help, I can try to find some working code for you. 
--Mike--
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I have implemented IDocHostUIHandler::GetHostInfo() just like advised.
However, the web control does not implement ICustomDoc, but the document object does, which I assume you meant and not the web browser itself. I set ui handler on that interface, but nothing happens. Well not when expected anyway. GetHostInfo is only called when I for example click on the document, which is way too late I imagine.
I'm stumped.  And it doesn't help that it's half past midnight.  Perhaps I do best in taking a break.
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Even a very tired man has his moments. I navigated to "about:blank" first, then set the doc host ui handler, and then navigated to my real page. And voilà!
Thank you very much for your help MrMVP Dunn.
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The result of the equation below should be 18.056298955613577023498694516971, but I cannot get anything other then 00 and I don't know why. Anyone else know why?
UINT answer = (36883 / 49024) * 24;
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Integer division of 36883 by 49024 is zero. Multiply that by 24 and you get zero.
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I understand that but I cannot find a solution to this problem. If done by calculator it comes out like this;
36883 / 49024 = 0.75234578981723237597911227154047
0.75234578981723237597911227154047 * 24 = 18.056298955613577023498694516971
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Try (36883.0 / 49024.0) * 24.0.
The compiler thinks you're declaring integers, because you aren't including the decimal point.
As mentioned above, integer division of your values results in zero.
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Hi
How i can :
run an *.exe file and then stop it ?
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Use ShellExecute()for starting exe , why you want to stop exe?
Regards,
Abhi Lahare
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i have to close exe and run it to update some other tasks.
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How can I read/write registry entries in an mfc dll?
e.g. can I use the CWinApp interface ?
Thanks.
- KarmaFX
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karmafx wrote:
How can I read/write registry entries in an mfc dll?
The same way you would in an EXE...with the registry API.
"Ideas are a dime a dozen. People who put them into action are priceless." - Unknown
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Thanks..
Okay, so I guess I cannot do it the MFC way ?
i.e.
CWinApp* pApp = AfxGetApp();
CString key = "Preferences";
CString f = pApp->GetProfileString(key,....
int l = pApp->GetProfileInt(key, ....
....
?????
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Sure, you can use the CWinApp() methods, but they are slightly less flexible that the API itself. It really just depends on exactly what you are wanting storing and where.
"Ideas are a dime a dozen. People who put them into action are priceless." - Unknown
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Ok...so now my questions boils down to:
How do I get a CWinApp interface within a dll ?
in my experience AfxGetApp returns null in dll's...
Thanks again.
- KarmaFX
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There are several decent registry classes here on CodeProject.
Why not choose one and use it?
Ignore the CWinApp stuff 
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karmafx wrote:
How do I get a CWinApp interface within a dll ?
Unless your DLL already uses MFC, you can't.
"Ideas are a dime a dozen. People who put them into action are priceless." - Unknown
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Take a look at the CRegKey class.
Larry J. Siddens
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Thanks alot !
- KarmaFX
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