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Re: Problem with Release version [modified]

Paresh Chitte13-Mar-07 23:00

Paresh Chitte

13-Mar-07 23:00

Please refer http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms235264(vs.80).aspx[^]

Regards,

Paresh.

Roger Stoltz13-Mar-07 23:01

Roger Stoltz

13-Mar-07 23:01

As I've recently learned, the remedy suggested below does apparently not apply when distributing applications built with VS2005. The article linked to in the post sent by Cédric in this thread should be read instead.

You have to distribute the necessary DLLs with the application.
Use Dependancy Walker to find out what DLLs the application is using.

It's a good idea to read this[^] article on how to avoid problems when distributing the release version of your application.

-- modified at 5:48 Wednesday 14th March, 2007

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Cedric Moonen13-Mar-07 23:04

13-Mar-07 23:04

Roger Stoltz wrote:
You have to distribute the necessary DLLs with the application.
Use Dependancy Walker to find out what DLLs the application is using

With Visual Studio 2005, it isn't that easy unfortunately Frown | :(

Microsoft introduced the concept of manifest files to avoid dll versions problems. You cannot deploy your application as easily as with VC6 (just copy the exe and the dll's).

Cédric Moonen
Software developer

Charting control [v1.1]

Roger Stoltz13-Mar-07 23:30

Roger Stoltz

13-Mar-07 23:30

Oops, I didn't know that, I'm still using VC6. :->
Thanks for advising me Cedric.

I've voted your other post to mark it as the better solution to the OP's problem.
I suggest you vote my post down for the same reason.

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Cedric Moonen13-Mar-07 23:46

13-Mar-07 23:46

Roger Stoltz wrote:
Oops, I didn't know that, I'm still using VC6.

The good old time Big Grin | :-D

Roger Stoltz wrote:
I suggest you vote my post down for the same reason.

I don't think a lot of people look at the votes for that (specially when there are 1 votes: you need several of them before your post turns gray).

Cédric Moonen
Software developer

Charting control [v1.1]

Roger Stoltz14-Mar-07 0:04

Roger Stoltz

14-Mar-07 0:04

Cedric Moonen wrote:
Roger Stoltz wrote:

Oops, I didn't know that, I'm still using VC6.

The good old time

Yup, for good and bad.
Usually my customers provide the development environment and most of the time they don't see any benefit to upgrade. For the time being I'm actually using Eclipse... Dead | X|

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Cedric Moonen14-Mar-07 0:10

14-Mar-07 0:10

Roger Stoltz wrote:
For the time being I'm actually using Eclipse...

I use it for developping in Java (a little bit) and I find it extremely powerfull. I never used for C++ code.

Cédric Moonen
Software developer

Charting control [v1.1]

Cedric Moonen13-Mar-07 23:01

13-Mar-07 23:01

Maybe this[^] will help.

Cédric Moonen
Software developer

Charting control [v1.1]

Read a .PST with C++/MAPI

Mark Salsbery14-Mar-07 6:32

Mark Salsbery

14-Mar-07 6:32

There's also lots of deployment info here[^]

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K.P13-Mar-07 22:52

K.P

13-Mar-07 22:52

I am a Beginner in this.. Sorry if the question has already been posted.. But I want to read a .PST without any dependancy on outlook/exchange..I am Sure its Possible with MAPI.. Any sample code would help.. Thanks..

Re: Read a .PST with C++/MAPI

ThatsAlok14-Mar-07 22:54

ThatsAlok

14-Mar-07 22:54

K.P wrote:
I am a Beginner in this.. Sorry if the question has already been posted.. But I want to read a .PST without any dependancy on outlook/exchange..I am Sure its Possible with MAPI.. Any sample code would help.. Thanks..

try googling!

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Re: Read a .PST with C++/MAPI

K.P15-Mar-07 1:24

K.P

15-Mar-07 1:24

Thanks..

Network Connectivity

Programm3r13-Mar-07 22:26

Programm3r

13-Mar-07 22:26

Hi all,

What function can I use to monitor whether or not a computer has network connectivity. For example, if the network cable was unplugged the function would trigger. I suppose I should do this in a thread?

Many thanx
Regards,

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kakan14-Mar-07 0:12

kakan

14-Mar-07 0:12

Have a look at InternetGetConnectedStateEx() and InternetGetConnectedState() from wininet.dll

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Programm3r14-Mar-07 0:21

Programm3r

14-Mar-07 0:21

Thanx for your reply..

BOOL InternetGetConnectedState(
    OUT LPDWORD lpdwFlags,
    IN DWORD dwReserved
);

Retrieves the connected state of the local system.
Returns TRUE if there is an Internet connection, FALSE otherwise.

Will this work for a local (LAN) connection aswell ?

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kakan14-Mar-07 0:38

kakan

14-Mar-07 0:38

Sorry, I didn't read your question good enough before answering.

If you know for sure that the computer in question is connected to Internet via the LAN-connection, you should be able to use either InternetGetConnectedState() or InternetGetConnectedStateEx()

Check for INTERNET_CONNECTION_LAN

Else, I found this at MSDN:

1.
Use IsNetworkAlive()

2.
I found this sample at MSDN[^]

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Programm3r14-Mar-07 0:43

Programm3r

14-Mar-07 0:43

kakan, thank you very much for your help ... Smile | :)

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ThatsAlok14-Mar-07 22:55

ThatsAlok

14-Mar-07 22:55

Programm3r wrote:
kakan, thank you very much for your help ...

if you can use ISensNetwork, that will provide you accurate detail!

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"Changing Editbox color"

harsh_296113-Mar-07 20:50

harsh_2961

13-Mar-07 20:50

Hi,

When i change the background color of my dialog, along with that the color of the edit box in my dialog is changing.. but i want the editbox color to be white only..

Is there anyway to do?
Is there any function like in the case of listcontrol(SetBkColor()) to get the color of Editbox to the color i want to.

Harsha

prasad_som13-Mar-07 21:13

prasad_som

13-Mar-07 21:13

harsh_2961 wrote:
When i change the background color of my dialog, along with that the color of the edit box in my dialog is changing.

How you have done this ?

Prasad
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harsh_296113-Mar-07 22:32

harsh_2961

13-Mar-07 22:32

I put the code in my reply just now.. please see the code..

Harsha

prasad_som13-Mar-07 22:39

prasad_som

13-Mar-07 22:39

harsh_2961 wrote:
please see the code

Where ? I cannot see it .

Prasad
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harsh_296113-Mar-07 23:35

harsh_2961

13-Mar-07 23:35

I used following function

HBRUSH CFileopenDlg::OnCtlColor(CDC* pDC, CWnd* pWnd, UINT nCtlColor)
{
return m_brush;
}

along with the line m_List.SetBkColor(RGB(255, 255, 255));
in oninitdialog().

Harsha

prasad_som14-Mar-07 2:32

prasad_som

14-Mar-07 2:32

I'm not sure, how you have done it, but modify your code to,

CFileopenDlg::OnCtlColor(CDC* pDC, CWnd* pWnd, UINT nCtlColor)
{
return m_brush;
}</blockquote>

To skip edit control painting do this,
HBRUSH CFileopenDlg::OnCtlColor(CDC* pDC, CWnd* pWnd, UINT nCtlColor)
{
m_brush= CDialog::OnCtlColor(pDC, pWnd, nCtlColor);
if (nCtlColor == CTLCOLOR_EDIT)
{
return brush
}
else
{
//do your customized painting
}

return m_brush;
}

Prasad
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