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Re: Create Multipage Images

Game-point1-Oct-09 0:09

Game-point

1-Oct-09 0:09

Sorry Mr.rajesh ...

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Re: Create Multipage Images

CPallini30-Sep-09 22:27

CPallini

30-Sep-09 22:27

raju_Code wrote:
How to create Multi page images ??

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Re: Create Multipage Images

Game-point30-Sep-09 22:46

Game-point

30-Sep-09 22:46

Sorry!!!

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Re: Create Multipage Images

Hamid_RT1-Oct-09 1:15

Hamid_RT

1-Oct-09 1:15

could you tell me what is it?

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Re: Create Multipage Images

Game-point1-Oct-09 1:49

Game-point

1-Oct-09 1:49

Thanks for your response!!!!

How to create Multi page image file

for example

its combination of more than one images..

Just i explain rough coding ...

CImage __Image[4];<br />
__Image[0].Load(_T("1.tif"));<br />
__Image[1].Load(_T("2.tif"));<br />
__Image[2].Load(_T("3.TIF"));	<br />
__Image[4].Save(_T("output.tif"))=_Image[0]+__Image[1]+__Image[2];

// The final image output shout be 3 pages per image

Thanks!

Re: Create Multipage Images

Hamid_RT1-Oct-09 2:40

Hamid_RT

1-Oct-09 2:40

you can make a image with three images on it and its very easy and dont need to lot of work and then you save it on a bmp or jpg file.

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Recognize smart card reader type using winscard visual C++ 6.0

Eka Candra30-Sep-09 19:54

Eka Candra

30-Sep-09 19:54

Dear all,

I get a program that can recognize reader type (contact or contactless reader) before any smart card is inserted into reader.
Generally I used SCardEstablishContext[^] and SCardListReaders[^] functions in order to load name of readers.
I usually use winscard in visual C++ 6.0.
Those two function have just two dynamic variable, handle of reader and list of reader name.

Do anybody know how separated contact reader type from contactless reader type without insert any smartcard?
Please help me...

Thanks before....

Recognize smart card reader type using winscard visual C++ 6.0

Eka Candra30-Sep-09 19:52

Eka Candra

30-Sep-09 19:52

Dear all,

I get a program that can recognize reader type (contact or contactless reader) before any smart card is inserted into reader.
Generally I used SCardEstablishContext[^] and SCardListReaders[^] functions in order to load name of readers.
Those two function have just two dynamic variable, handle of reader and list of reader name.

Do anybody know how separated contact reader type from contactless reader type without insert any smartcard?
Please help me...

Thanks before....

Message Closed

18-Feb-21 4:16

Nikolay Fomichev

18-Feb-21 4:16

Message Closed

modified 19-Feb-21 1:21am.

Re: Recognize smart card reader type using winscard visual C++ 6.0

Richard Deeming18-Feb-21 4:30

Richard Deeming

18-Feb-21 4:30

I seriously doubt Eka is still looking for an answer 11½ years later. D'Oh! | :doh:

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Program in c language

anassamar30-Sep-09 19:45

anassamar

30-Sep-09 19:45

Hi I use VC++8 environment to execute my first program in c ,but the following error appears (why???):

Project : error PRJ0003 : Error spawning 'rc.exe'.

my program is:

#include <stdio.h>
void main()
{
printf("Student \n");
}

Thank you

thank you
soso

Re: Program in c language

Code-o-mat30-Sep-09 20:33

Code-o-mat

30-Sep-09 20:33

Does this[^] help?

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Re: Program in c language

David Crow1-Oct-09 3:31

David Crow

1-Oct-09 3:31

anassamar wrote:
Project : error PRJ0003 : Error spawning 'rc.exe'.

Does the file actually exist?

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Multipage tiff

Game-point30-Sep-09 19:01

Game-point

30-Sep-09 19:01

Hi

How to make multipage tiff file ??

Thanks Sleepy | :zzz:

Re: Multipage tiff

Peter Weyzen30-Sep-09 20:42

Peter Weyzen

30-Sep-09 20:42

Check out: http://freeimage.sourceforge.net/[^]

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Re: Multipage tiff

Game-point30-Sep-09 20:56

Game-point

30-Sep-09 20:56

Thanks for your replay ...

<code>CBitmap pBitmap[2];
 pBitmap[0].LoadBitmap(L"1.tif");
 pBitmap[1].LoadBitmap(L"2.tif");
 CImageList imgl;
 imgl.Create(500, 600, ILC_MASK | ILC_COLOR32, 0, 0);
 imgl.Add(&pBitmap[0],RGB(0,0,0));
imgl.Add(&pBitmap[1],RGB(0,0,0));</code>

where i am going to right path ??

Is it possible to find out where a release version crashed by knowig the address?

Erik30-Sep-09 18:17

Erik

30-Sep-09 18:17

Hi,

I was just wondering if there is a way to find out in which function a release-version of your program crashes if you have the source code and a debug build available.

For example, your customer has a release version of test.exe, which uses to crash at the same offset all the time, say

"Application Failure test.exe 1.0.0.0 in test.exe 1.0.0.0 at offset 003f5d60"

is what he gets. Now I have the sourcecode, Visual studio, a debugversion of test.exe available. But what will the offset help me? Can I somehow find out to which function in my program code the address 003f5d60 corresponds?

Re: Is it possible to find out where a release version crashed by knowig the address?

PJ Arends30-Sep-09 18:23

PJ Arends

30-Sep-09 18:23

Finding crash information using the MAP file[^]

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I may be crazy
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Re: Is it possible to find out where a release version crashed by knowig the address?

Randor 30-Sep-09 19:41

Randor

30-Sep-09 19:41

Hi PJ,

Actually /MAPINFO:LINES was removed beginning with VS2005. It was probably removed due to the compiler optimizer.

Best Wishes,
-David Delaune

Re: Is it possible to find out where a release version crashed by knowig the address?

Erik30-Sep-09 19:54

Erik

30-Sep-09 19:54

Thanks alot, this seems like a good start to me. However, I have a problem understanding what really happens here, I have a VC 6.0 project, and I get a crash report saying my app is crashing at

0038eb56

But the point is: my preferred load address in the map file says it is
00400000

To determine the line number, the document says to subtract the load address + 0x1000 from the crash address, which gives me:
0038eb56 - 00400000 - 0x1000 which will give a negative result.

So the crash address should always be greater than 00400000, or am I getting something wrong here?

Re: Is it possible to find out where a release version crashed by knowig the address?

Hans Dietrich30-Sep-09 19:02

Hans Dietrich

30-Sep-09 19:02

Check out http://www.codeproject.com/KB/debug/XCrashReportPt1.aspx

Best wishes,
Hans

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Re: Is it possible to find out where a release version crashed by knowig the address?

Peter Weyzen30-Sep-09 20:41

Peter Weyzen

30-Sep-09 20:41

If you can -- consider this alternate route -- catching your crashes and write a minidump file. You can set your own crashhandler with SetUnhandledExceptionFilter() and then using MiniDumpWriteDump.

Here's an example: Add Crash Reporting to Your Applications with the CrashRpt Library[^]

Users sends you the DMP -- which you can then load into the VC++ debugger -- and if you have the PDB file from that build.... you get what you need. It's very handy.

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RichEdit Controls / Embedded Objects

Steve Thresher30-Sep-09 12:57

Steve Thresher

30-Sep-09 12:57

I'm trying to replicate the recipient text control from Outlook which converts the text typed into objects that contain the formats CF_TEXT, CF_UNICODETEXT and MsOffice8Recipent. I've created an IDataObject with the CF_TEXT format but I can't work out how to get it into the RichEdit control as an object. There is a sample on MSDN for inserting bitmaps that uses OleCreateFromFile() to create the object but I can't work out which OleCreate function to use for my object. OleCreateStaticFromData() returns invalid clipboard format and OleCreateFromData() generates the following exception: 'Unhandled exception at 0x7730de64 (ntdll.dll) in acc3st.EXE: 0xC0000005: Access violation reading location 0x0023ffff'. Can anyone suggest what I'm doing wrong?

Re: RichEdit Controls / Embedded Objects

Richard MacCutchan30-Sep-09 13:34

Richard MacCutchan

30-Sep-09 13:34

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Re: RichEdit Controls / Embedded Objects

Steve Thresher30-Sep-09 13:54

Steve Thresher

30-Sep-09 13:54

Would you care to elaborate on that most bizarre response?

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