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You can't do much from DllMain(), and you certainly can't load other DLLs. Read the docs on DllMain(), they describe the restrictions.
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Hi
I have developed a dialoged based MFC application and I want to alert user when network cable is unpluged? Is there a way to determine when a network cable is unplugged? (I mean to say in the same way as Windows system tray icon for network changes as soon as we unplugg the network.)
I want to run this programm on Windows 2000 and WindowsXP.
I think there must be some events occuring while network cable is unplugged. I want to know how to get such event or something like that.
Any link or help........?
With tons of thankx...
Mahesh
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Amarelia wrote: I want to run this programm on Windows 2000 and WindowsXP.
look at ISensNetwork
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Alok Gupta
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Thank a lot Alok
But what I think is, for this I have to use this function in certain time interval to check if my network cable is plugged or not? And I don't want that.
I want something like event which tell me whenever network cable is unplugged. I think there must be some events occuring while this happens and thats the reason why windows knows it and shows the icon accordingly in system tray.
Thanks again
Mahesh
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Amarelia wrote: I have to use this function in certain time interval to check if my network cable is plugged or not? And I don't want that.
Who Said that you have to check at regular interval!, iSensNetwork is a disinterface, i.e.just query the interface, make a handller for event function and wait for event to happen.. there nothing like querying at regular interval
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How do I find if a font is installed in the system or not? There is no API like BOOL IsFontInstalled(LPCTSTR szFontName); 
Thanks
Aljechin Alexander
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Thank you so much. I will try this and see if it helps me.
p.s. Your new signature is better than previous. But it still is harsh on the eyes. Why not light blue color? Just a suggestion
Regards,
Aljechin Alexander
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Aljechin wrote: Your new signature is better than previous. But it still is harsh on the eyes. Why not light blue color? Just a suggestion
You said it you'll have it.
Right now it's in testing phase. Release is pending. He he. Next time it'll be better.
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Owner drawn wrote: Right now it's in testing phase. Release is pending. He he. Next time it'll be better.
its look better now  , just add a simple Line Jesus Love All
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Hi all,
How could I draw the non-client area in a owner draw menu?
Thank you.
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Can you customise your question ? 
Vipin - MVP
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AFunc is a member variable, that is why youa re getting that error.
Can you consider making AFunc as static function?
or
check this[^]
-Prakash
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Owner drawn wrote: Sounds silly but still would like to know. Since it is also a function.
no its not silly, coz it has a good logic behind it, member function has a different "hidden" signature than other functions.
-Prakash
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Mr.Prakash wrote: no its not silly
Mr.Prakash wrote: coz it has a good logic behind it, member function has a different "hidden" signature than other functions.
Yea you are right.
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kdar wrote: The functions are mangled so that they can be uniquely identified and called upon invocation
no you are wrong. mangling is nothing to do with it. mangaling is more relevant for compilers and linkers.
The hidden param is the this param passed to the member functions.
-Prakash
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Owner drawn wrote: Edit:Where did he go
he left coz he could not support his theory.
-Prakash
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Owner drawn wrote: ForumVisual C++
Subject:Re: Zzzz
Sender:Owner drawn
Date:6:56 12 Jan '06
don't sleep
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