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That's because it loads the DLL without calling DllMain(), right? Thanks for the heads up on that one. I have a DLL which I'm using with res://!
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From the Makers of Futurama
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That's my guess - if something loads the DLL with LoadLibraryEx(LOAD_LIBRARY_AS_DATAFILE) then DllMain() isn't run, and the unpack-on-the-fly code isn't run either.
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hi all,
I am not able to use the ClipBoard Functionality of vc6.0 in VC7.0.
For Example the ClipBoard Functionalities like
::OpenClipboard(...),::SetClipboardData(...) etc.
Presently i am migrating the VC6.0 to VC7.0 in UnManged Code. Consider that it is not a Managed Code but it is Unmanaged Code in VC7.Net Version.
Please help me out.
Uday kiran
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uday kiran janaswamy wrote: I am not able to use the ClipBoard Functionality of vc6.0 in VC7.0.
What errors you are getting ?
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hi,
i am getting the "Unsupported File Format", It is giving this Error when i am trying to have ClipBoard Support from VC7.0 Version.
Its very very Urgent.
Help me out.
Uday kiran
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uday kiran janaswamy wrote: i am getting the "Unsupported File Format", It is giving this Error when i am trying to have ClipBoard Support from VC7.0 Version.
Where exactly you are getting this error, in code ?
I can use these funciton is VS2k5, without any error.
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How can i Link to a DLL created with MFC6.0 from a dialog based application Created using VC++.NET 2003 (MFC 7.1)?
Currently im getting the Linker error: fatal error LNK1104: cannot open file 'mfc42ud.lib'.
Thanks in Advance.
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The DLL uses the old MFC unicode debug library which isn't available apparently.
Are you building the DLL? If so you can (and probably should) change your project to use the 7.1
library (mfc71ud.lib).
If this a runtime error you may have problems with a DLL linked to a different version of MFC
than the app, especially if it's an extension DLL (the DLL has classes derived from MFC classes
and your app derives from the those classes).
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Hi All,
I have to draw the flowchart shapes in VC++ without using MFC. I also have to use Win32 SDK programming (no idea what that means). The shapes can be of constant size but should be movable. I have no idea about this as I'm a beginner in VC++....
Please Help.
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Mayur Padgaonkar wrote: I also have to use Win32 SDK programming (no idea what that means).
This[^] should give you fair idea.
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I went thru the link you gave me. There were really some interesting points there but nothing about graphics 
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How can we Unbind the port programatically
#sanroop#
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Sanroop wrote: How can we Unbind the port programatically
Call the UnbindThePortProgramatically() API?
What are you referring to? A socket port? How is it "bound"?
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Yes, 'oops... you did it again'
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You'll need to create 2 worker threads for that. Make sure you use some kind of syncronization.
This should be simple in COBOL.
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He must be used to it. Check his messages posted. Lot of 1's
Reflection on his ability to ask questions?
Artificial Intelligence is no match for Natural Stupidity
No one can understand the truth until he drinks of coffee's frothy goodness. ~Sheik Abd-al-Kadir
I can't always be wrong ... or can I?
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Must be very confused while posting.
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