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Re: Unicode support for CryptEncrypt(..) and CryptDecrypt(..) ...........

2-Nov-09 5:19

There should be no issue with unicode data.
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Randor 2-Nov-09 5:23

Randor

2-Nov-09 5:23

Hi Mahe,

Maybe the extra characters at the end of the string is CR and LF? I think you need to use the CRYPT_STRING_NOCR and CRYPT_STRING_NOCRLF to disable appending the newline characters when using the CryptBinaryToString Function[^]. Or you could just remove them as I did in this example:

http://www.codeproject.com/Messages/2818620/Re-decrypting-question.aspx[^]

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Re: Unicode support for CryptEncrypt(..) and CryptDecrypt(..) ...........

hvgyufg28fh38tyr78hf3-Nov-09 1:27

hvgyufg28fh38tyr78hf

3-Nov-09 1:27

Hi David,

thankyou for ur responce, it helped for me.i solved that problem with some other methods.

thanks
Mahe

Cablebox Pop-up blocker

Quecumber2562-Nov-09 3:58

Quecumber256

2-Nov-09 3:58

Hello everyone:

I am sure everyone has noticed whenever you are watching a program on the major TV networks after every commercial break when the program resumes they have another pop-up advertisement. These advertisements take up the bottom third of the screen. I find this annoying. I have just seen a commercial, now I want to see the program not another advertisement.

Has anyone thought of making a software program that would block these stupid advertisements that come up during the first few seconds during the continuation or start of a program?

I would happily pay for such an application for my cable box.

I discussed this with my cable provider they said it is generated from the network nad they can't do anything about it. I think it is another signal piggybacked onto their primary one. I would think that this signal could easily be filter out.

Thanks for letting me spout,
Quecumber256

Re: Cablebox Pop-up blocker

Maximilien2-Nov-09 6:43

Maximilien

2-Nov-09 6:43

TV content providers would be "clueless" if they have split signals for normal shows and advertisement to be sent to a customer's cablebox/receiver; and I'm certain a advertiser would not be happy about that either.

The cable box probably receive the full content, advertisement and show in one nice package.

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Re: Cablebox Pop-up blocker

Quecumber2563-Nov-09 3:28

Quecumber256

3-Nov-09 3:28

Maximilien,
Either they are "clueless" or greedy. Let us face a simple fact. My internet browser lets me block pop-ups and it is done using some type of software. It should be simple to block a piggybacked signal.

If this keeps up I will start watching all my programs over the internet. This offers me two benefits: 1 - Limited commercials. 2 - No pop-up advertisements at the start or continuation of a program.

Thanks for the reply,
Quecumber256

problem in sending int in sockets

WindowsVsLinux2-Nov-09 2:25

2-Nov-09 2:25

Hi,
I am using WindowsXP.I want to send integer no. through sockets.Actually to send an array through sockets we have to use send(socket_name,array,sizeof(array),flag).But i don't know whats the case when integer comes?

CPallini2-Nov-09 3:25

2-Nov-09 3:25

if you need to send just one int then you may do something similar to:

int i=5;
int bytes_sent;
bytes_sent = send(socket_name, (const char *) &i , sizeof(i) , flag);

If you need to send an array of integers:

int arr[]= { 10, 7, 25 };
int bytes_sent;
bytes_sent = send(socket_name, (const char *) arr , sizeof(arr) , flag);

WindowsVsLinux2-Nov-09 7:08

2-Nov-09 7:08

Hey CPallini, thanks for suggestions

CPallini2-Nov-09 7:20

2-Nov-09 7:20

You're welcome.

BTW 'WindowsVsLinux': who's winning, so far?

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WindowsVsLinux2-Nov-09 7:43

2-Nov-09 7:43

Hi CPallini,
Linux obviously...........nice to talk with you...

CPallini2-Nov-09 7:45

2-Nov-09 7:45

Well, not so obvious to me... I actually like both.
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WindowsVsLinux2-Nov-09 8:10

2-Nov-09 8:10

Ya ..but Linux is more secure as i think.....

«_Superman_»3-Nov-09 8:10

«_Superman_»

3-Nov-09 8:10

Can you give me a few examples that makes you think linux is more secure?

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WindowsVsLinux3-Nov-09 19:53

3-Nov-09 19:53

Hey «_Superman_»,
Actually it's my thinking.I am using currently both XP and Linux.But as my exeperience says that WindowsXP is a homw of viruses and Linux not.And cracking Linux login password is much more difficult than Windows.and more...

Rajesh R Subramanian2-Nov-09 3:29

Rajesh R Subramanian

2-Nov-09 3:29

Having gone through your "latest queries", it appears to me that reading a beginners tutorial on socket programming might do you good. I'd do it if I were you.

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