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Can we create voice recognition software in VC++. If so please tell me the procidures.
Thanking You
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You can find some ActiveX controls at www.activex.com search for "voice recognition" or "speech recognition". Also Dragon Sys (makers of the famous Dragon Naturally Speaking) has a developer's kit, go to Dragon Developer's Site but expect to pay big licencing fees...
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In windows 95/NT within control panel, we can find an icon fonts. If we open it then we can see the list of fon'ts.
Now i want to develop own font file, to be used in my native language. Is it possible in VC++.
If so please, tellme the procedures
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You need a Truetype font editor, search for pages like www.microsoft.com/OpenType
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Hi
I have programmed a tool. In this tool i have passwords and other strings in the code. If i compile it, make an *.exe -file, i can easy read this strings, if i open it in the notepad. How can i encrypt the code during compileing ?
I don't like to encrypt all the strings manual and i like to have the original strings in the code !
Thank's
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storing passwords in code is always a bad idea. - even if you encrypt them - if they have to be decrypted before use then it will not stop a cracker/hacker from getting the passwords it will only slow them down and not by much.
Holy Handgrenade of Antioch instructions
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I agree with the other poster in saying that it is a very bad idea to hardcode passwords into your code, or to store actual passwords in any form.
It is MUCH better to save a crytological hash of the password, such as an MD5 hash (do a web search for "Request for Comments: 1321"). A crypto hash has the property that given a plaintext string, it's easy to compute a hash code. BUT given the hash code, it's almost impossible to get back to the plan text. It's perfectly safe to store hash values in an ini file or the registry, or even to just post it on a billboard on the Motorway.
What you do is get the password, run it through a hash algorithm, and compare the password's hash value with the one you saved. If they are equal, then then the user has entered the correct passsword.
Jim
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I've written and submitted a short article with a simple MD5 class to illustrate a safe way to handle passwords in C++. Chris hasn't posted it yet, but I'm sure it'll pop up soon.
Jim
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You can't.
About the only thing you could do is use a file compressing linker, like Shrinker, but that's not foolproof. It's pretty easy to get around that.
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One-way encryption is best like crypt() you store the value of the password encrypted then when the user enters a password it encrypts their password and matches it against the already encrypted pass (this way they can't debug it and see what pass it is being matched against)
Anyhow, if you are looking for a simple easy answer just to hide strings from hex editors you can use the ascii values to build the string like such:
char var[3];
sprintf(var, "%c%c%c", 97, 98, 99);
var would now be "abc" and a hex editor should not be able to see it.
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What basic source code do I need to be able to connect over a LAN Line and chat to another client on a different terminal on the network.
Cheers! The Homer,
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Have a look at the MFC samples chatter/chatsrvr - they'll get you going on MFC sockets. not the best but not bad for a local LAN setup.
also I think there is some awarenet SDK stuff on this site that might help.
If you want to go the Instant messenger route you could use
MSs Instant Messenger or ICQ - or you could roll your own and use Jabber as the server and make you're own client.
Holy Handgrenade of Antioch instructions
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How can I create a CView child window in a CForm window, including scrolling.
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I have been trying to implement drag and drop in a view. However I would like it to occur when a user clicks on a toolbar button. So far drag and drop only works when implemented/started in a WM_MouseMove or WM_LButtondown message. Any ideas or code examples.
Basically I want to have the drag operation to occur after a user has clicked on the toolbar button and then moves the mouse across the view screen without having to hold down the left mouse button.
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My problem is:
I've got a dialog-based application with a property sheet.
The property sheet contains 2 property pages.
I'd like to invoke a modal dialog box when I press
a button placed on property page 1.
When I declare a member variable named m_MyDialog in CMyDialog and I do a call like m_MyDialog.DoModal();, my system goes to Nirvana.
Can you tell me how I can solve my problem ??
Thank you !
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I got a lot of tips from MSDN and other books on how to debug a ISAPI Extension DLL. Most of them assume IIS is under 3.0 version so that they can use inetinfo.exe -e W3svc to start the IIS service as an stand-alone application. However, when using IIS5.0 and on Windows 2000, what they say is not really the case. MSDN metioned the debug method under the IIS over 4.0 version. It's a very long series steps. Unhopefully, not all the steps are effective. So the result is undoutedly depressing. Is there anyone who once debugged the ISAPI Extension DLL under Windows2000? I'd be grateful if someone can help me out?
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Are there anyone has the Microsoft's XSL ISAPI Extension 1.1? I searched the MSDN, but found XSL ISAPI Filter 2.0 only.
Here is my email: rezaie@21cn.com.
If you have, please send it to me.
Thanks in advance.
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My problem is the same: I have a number of 256 colors bitmaps to be used to populate a toolbar. If I load a bitmap from a resource, I can use the function CreateMappedBitmap to map a certain colour to the background color. But with a Bmp from a file, how could I replicate this feature ???
Thanks all.
Carlo Comino.
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I hate the MFC group box. It's such a pain to use most of the time. Sometimes, depending on the order of creation in the resource file and making sure your tab stops and group stuff is checked correctly, you can't get your radio buttons to show up. That gets me every time. Grrrr.
Also, why can't you actually GROUP your controls with your group control?!?! Let's say my application is divided up into sections of group labels. (I'm not claiming it's pretty.) If I wanted to temporarily disable all the controls in a group it sure would be easy to just have to disable to group control. This is a feature I'd LOVE. Come to think of it, maybe that might be pretty easy to do...
Well, also Microsoft's dialog editor... Why can't I group some controls together, select them all, and actually cause them to behave like a group, even when dragging them around on the screen.
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Some great ideas! Now if only Bill Gates would agree to implement them (which I doubt). Maybe you or someone
could write a new group control to do some of these things.
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Well, you have to realize that MFC is only using the standard windows Group box. This is just a button control, that draws itself differently. Thus, it is dependant upon all the characteristics of other button controls and cannot itself have child controls (well not easily).
Other languages, like VB provide what you're asking for, but they have created their own controls for this versus using the standard windows ones. Microsoft doesn't usually provide anything more than wrappers around existing controls (with a few exceptions, like CCheckListBox).
In any event, MS couldn't deprecate the existing group box, but they could just as easily create a new one. Though you could just as easily create one as well.
As for the dialog editor, you can most certianly select groups of controls and manipulate them as a group. Just use shift or ctrl while clicking.
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Just use api,no mfc.
thx for any suggestion.
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Is it possible to intercept all input from users before Windows sees it? I want to disable Ctrl-Alt-Delete, Alt-F4, and other user inputs in certain situations. I'm writing a security app for Windows 9X systems to help some teachers control their computers. I think you can do something with .vxd files, but I'm not really sure what they are or where to start looking. Can someone help me out?
--Tale
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You may want to look at using CBT hooks.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
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Would you happen to know of any example code for CBT hooks? I've looked at MSDN and I was unable to find some examples.
--Trey
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