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The answer is here[^].
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Long time no see!  How are you? Where were you these many months?
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brahmma wrote: Long time no see! How are you? Where were you these many months?
Thanks.
Very busy with work brahmma. How are you doing?
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I am fine, buddy. Thanks.
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Hi, I'm developing an MFC App in VS2005 and I'm using Crystal Report.
I try to set an ADORecordset as DataSource of my Report, but at RunTime appear a Dialog that said:
"Advanced function of report can't be used in Crystal Report for Visual Studio 2005"
What it means? Hi need to buy Crystal report or upgrade my version?
Thanks.
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Hi,
I have created a tab control using the tool box option.For each tab item a dialog is displayed.I want to disable the tab item under some conditions
how can i disable a tab item
Thanks in advance
Sireesha
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sireesha_sree wrote: want to disable the tab item under some conditions
There is no direct way to disable the tab item.
search in CP for disabled tab control...
Do your Duty and Don't expect the Result
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See here.
"Approved Workmen Are Not Ashamed" - 2 Timothy 2:15
"Judge not by the eye but by the heart." - Native American Proverb
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How do I perform a global hit test?
I want to translate the mouse coords to a global hit test result which will hopefully give me the window handle that the mouse is over and if possible, if I am over the title bar/menu/status bar etc.
http://www.asura.co.uk
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Sydes wrote:
I want to translate the mouse coords to a global hit test result which will hopefully give me the window handle that the mouse is over and if possible, if I am over the title bar/menu/status bar etc.
GetCursorPos and GetForegroundWindow
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Cheers for the advice.
http://www.asura.co.uk
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Sydes wrote: translate the mouse coords to a global hit test result which will hopefully give me the window handle that the mouse is over
First capture all the mouse events using,
SetCapture() API.
While MouseMouse use the,
WindowFromPoint(..) API to find the window under the mouse cursor.
Sydes wrote: if possible, if I am over the title bar/menu/status bar etc.
If the window is valid, then send WM_NCHITTEST message to the window, to find out the area in that window.
Hope i understood your question..
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Thanks that was very helpful. 
http://www.asura.co.uk
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hi i have to change the image of the button when we move mouse on it or clicked. i cant understand OnMouseMove function. can anyone help me pls.
Arise Awake Stop Not Till ur Goal is Reached.
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See here[^].
Somethings seem HARD to do, until we know how to do them.
 _AnShUmAn_
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Well, What don't you undestand?
If the Lord God Almighty had consulted me before embarking upon the Creation, I would have recommended something simpler.
-- Alfonso the Wise, 13th Century King of Castile.
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i had seen some sample codes with onmousemove. whats the purpose of invalidate() how to change the icon in the button? i cant understand what we are doing in drawitem
Arise Awake Stop Not Till ur Goal is Reached.
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deeps_cute wrote: whats the purpose of invalidate() how to change the icon in the button? i cant understand what we are doing in drawitem
You will find all these things in MSDN.
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I recommend reading "Programming Windows, Fifth Edition" by Charles Petzold.
Invalidate is used to inform Windows that the window needs redrawing. When the thread's input queue is otherwise idle, Windows will generate a WM_PAINT message for any window that has an invalid region. This has two effects: it centralises all painting in the WM_PAINT handler, and it defers painting until all the user's input has been processed. To inform Windows that an area of the window needs repainting, use InvalidateRect or InvalidateRgn. Multiple calls to InvalidateRect or InvalidateRgn build up an invalid region.
In your WM_PAINT handler, you can find out from the device context which areas of the window are invalid and hence need repainting. The PAINTSTRUCT returned by BeginPaint (from MFC, the CPaintDC's m_ps member) has a member rcPaint which is the bounding box of the invalid region. If you want to get the invalid region itself, you can call GetUpdateRgn but you need to call it before BeginPaint (i.e. before constructing your CPaintDC for an MFC window).
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deeps_cute wrote:
hi i have to change the image of the button when we move mouse on it or clicked. i cant understand OnMouseMove function. can anyone help me pls.
sorry.. but you have to practice it yourself.. try making demo application!
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I don't get the attitude of these people. They want help and if you speak the reality to them, they will downvote you. Idiots. I will give my 5 to bring it up, but my vote is silver and so has less weightage... Anyway this votes doesn't matter. I hate the people who ask for help and then vote 1 when you tell them the truth 
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brahmma wrote: hate the people who ask for help and then vote 1 when you tell them the truth
leave them dude.. is this voting system hardly matter to u me or anybody! 
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Hi,
I'm getting the following exception as follows, while executing in release version:-
unhandled exception at 0x7c910f29 in ere.exe: 0xC0000005: Access violation reading location 0x00000200.
And also if i debug, it is telling there is some problem in Cabc::~Cabc(void). But this kind of distructor i never written.
Any clues please?
Thanks
Raji
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Meomory allocated by your code is corrupted, or you have used it wrong way(out of index etc.).
But withoug seeing code its difficult to guess.
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