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Can't you just make a copy of ServiceX1.exe to ServiceX2.exe, like:
copy ServiceX1.exe ServiceX2.exe
net start ServiceX1
net start ServiceX2
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hi
how can i know which windows service uses the reg file
thanx
nirmal
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hi ,
your question is sooo abstract, will u please explain in detail.
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- redCat
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hi guestcat
Actually i want to know which windows process use the reg. file
like the filles SAM, software,ntuser etc. are allways used by some process
that means these files are always in open state.i want to know which process
use thes files.
thanx
nirmal
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aaaan wrote: THE reg file
which reg file ?
in english, using "the" like this means you talk about a particuliar thing, but as you didn't name it, we cannot know what you're talking about... maybe the windows registry ?! 
TOXCCT >>> GEII power
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yes windows registry files.
nirmal
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consider that almost every application use it...
see in your registry the key : HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE (HKLM)\Software\...
it might open your eyes.
TOXCCT >>> GEII power
[VisualCalc 3.0 updated ][Flags Beginner's Guide new! ]
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aaaan wrote: how can i know which windows service uses the reg file
Hook registry api to find out which service is using Registry!
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cheers,
Alok Gupta
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how to open a dialog box from another dialog box using MFC
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usman_070 wrote: how to open a dialog box from another dialog box using MFC
CDialog aDialog(IDD_DIALOG1);
aDialog.DoModal();
or
CDialog aDialog;aDialog.Create(IDD_DIALOG1, this);
aDialog.ShowWindow(SW_SHOW);
Nibu thomas
A Developer
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it seems that we are near in seconds
whitesky
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Can you be more specific
m_Dialog2.DoModal or
create in dialog1 like this m_Dialog2.Create(IDD_Dialog2,0); then you can use m_Dialog2.ShowWindow(1);
or m_Dialog2.ShowWindow(0);
whitesky
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In my project I need to create a modless property sheet with two property pages using MFC.Please help me.
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tejaswini_g wrote: In my project I need to create a modless property sheet with two property pages using MFC.Please help me.
Don't use DoModal instead use Create. And return TRUE from InitInstance. Create the property sheet as you would create a Frame Window.
Nibu thomas
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tejaswini_g wrote: In my project I need to create a modless property sheet with two property pages using MFC.Please help me.
try http://www.codeproject.com/dialog/modelesschild.asp[^]
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cheers,
Alok Gupta
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I have created a Dialog based application in Visual C++ 6.0 ( Windows 2000 ,resolution 1024*768).
But while displaying the application in Windows 2003 , the application window
appears wider than the screen. Also the controls are misplaced from their
original positions.
How can this be solved ?
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Probably because the screen resolution is different. You have to check first for the screen resolution and then replace your controls by code. You can also make a search on this website, there are some usefull articles on resizable dialogs.
Cédric Moonen
Software developer
Charting control
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How can i get the screen resolution through code?
Can you please send any sample code ?
thanks in advance.
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Use GetSystemMetrics[^] for that purpose.
Usage:
int cx = GetSystemMetrics(SM_CXSCREEN);
int cy = GetSystemMetrics(SM_CYSCREEN);
Cédric Moonen
Software developer
Charting control
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Hi ,
When we resize the taskbar, how to adjust the dialog window according to
that ?
thanks in advance.
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One solution is to make the dialog template the size of the smallest screen you need to support. This is done at design time.
Another solution is to change the size of the application's window at run-time.
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Hi,
Again im coming back with the manual refreshing of an item in an owner-drawn listbox.
InvalidateRect and Invalidate function didn't help me 
the output I need is. when Im selecting an item, I need to draw an extra bitmap inside the previous item (or some other item). but on selecting, the other item I need to redraw is not refreshing 
when I move just move the entire application window... yes its working. so think it is the problem with painting. could u pls suggest a solution?
SaRath
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actually the item im going to be drawn wont get selected anymore.
actually its like a tree control.
I have a parent item ( will have a big size font ) and child items drawn normally.
inside the listbox I have many parent-childs (seems like a tree)
when I click on the child Item I need to draw an image inside the Parent Item that is my requirement.
but im not getting and drawing signals.
can we send ODA_DRAWENTIRE command to list box?
SaRath
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SaRath C wrote: actually the item im going to be drawn wont get selected anymore.
actually its like a tree control.
That is why ODA_SELECT was mentioned in my previous post.
It means Owner Draw Action is Selection.
This means the current action during the drawing time is related to Selection or De-Selection. To check for selection use the ODS_SELECTED flag which gives the state of the item. Look up DRAWITEMSTRUCT in MSDN for more info.
Nibu thomas
A Developer
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