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Re: Distance Vector Routing Algorithm CPallini12-Apr-10 2:49 CPallini 12-Apr-10 2:49  GUD KESTO wrote: Here I would like to find complete C code for Distance Vector Routing Algorithm You are a software developer, aren't you? So, please, read the documentation and develop the software (we would help on that). 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. This is going on my arrogant assumptions. You may have a superb reason why I'm completely wrong. -- Iain Clarke [My articles] Re: Distance Vector Routing Algorithm jeron112-Apr-10 5:38 jeron1 12-Apr-10 5:38  Try here for all your coding needs.[^] Hiding a process from task manager processes tab Srivathsa_12-Apr-10 1:31 Srivathsa_ 12-Apr-10 1:31  Hi.. 'm working on my final year(engg) project.. I need to hide my process from the task manager.. developing a remote monitoring utility for a start-up company.. it would be great to achieve this hiding.. coding in win32 using C.. any suggestions as to where to look for would greatly help.. thank yu Re: Hiding a process from task manager processes tab Cedric Moonen12-Apr-10 1:45 Cedric Moonen 12-Apr-10 1:45  Unless you are writing a virus, this is not a good idea. What if your process has a memory leak ? Or slows down the computer ? You have to let the user decides what he wants to do with his computer. And as far as I know, it is even impossible to hide a process this way. (And if you are writing a virus, then asking such a question here is stupid). Cédric Moonen Software developer Charting control [v3.0] OpenGL game tutorial in C++ Re: Hiding a process from task manager processes tab Srivathsa_12-Apr-10 3:07 Srivathsa_ 12-Apr-10 3:07  Yes, i completely agree with your questioning. We, two of my team mates and i, are developing a set of plugins- keylogger & screengrabber for a cyber security based company. We are workin as interns. The company 'll be using the project as a utility toolkit for testing purposes, i guess! I wanted to hide the process so that it would be a more complete product. A more (ethically)professional one. Re: Hiding a process from task manager processes tab CPallini12-Apr-10 2:07 CPallini 12-Apr-10 2:07  Write a Linux application and let it run on another PC. This way your Task Manager won't see your process running for sure... 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. This is going on my arrogant assumptions. You may have a superb reason why I'm completely wrong. -- Iain Clarke [My articles] Re: Hiding a process from task manager processes tab Srivathsa_12-Apr-10 3:08 Srivathsa_ 12-Apr-10 3:08  ok.. thank yu.. but the problem is that the application being developed is windows specific.. Re: Hiding a process from task manager processes tab @Intersect☺™12-Apr-10 2:29 @Intersect☺™ 12-Apr-10 2:29  I can tell you the tricks only, as now I am not using C++ anymore. what ever app is installed in a system, must register themselves(if using a standard deployable package utility) into the system registry. Dont delete their entry point from registry, rather you can alter their entry point from process to services. Just imagine, have you ever seen any services running inside the task maneger? I guess, no. Every process's entry points contain two main parameter, as name & value. If you change the value from 0 to 1, see what happen... Re: Hiding a process from task manager processes tab Srivathsa_12-Apr-10 3:09 Srivathsa_ 12-Apr-10 3:09  ok.. i'll try to do that.. thank yu Re: Hiding a process from task manager processes tab Adam Roderick J12-Apr-10 2:31 Adam Roderick J 12-Apr-10 2:31  Never use the idea for a virus You achieve with API hooking(API Hooking (LoadLibrary)[^]), if you get which API is used by TaskManager to show the process. Величие не Бога может быть недооценена. Re: Hiding a process from task manager processes tab Srivathsa_12-Apr-10 3:12 Srivathsa_ 12-Apr-10 3:12  thank yu.. no, i surely won't use it for unethical purposes.. Re: Hiding a process from task manager processes tab Emilio Garavaglia13-Apr-10 21:30 Emilio Garavaglia 13-Apr-10 21:30  The problem is not if it is "etical". It can be even "illegal". Your company may be prosecuted by law, if you "spy" your user without letting them to know about that. 2 bugs found. > recompile ... 65534 bugs found. Re: Hiding a process from task manager processes tab Stephen Hewitt12-Apr-10 4:36 Stephen Hewitt 12-Apr-10 4:36  This question gets asked often enough to get a little tiresome. Who are you working for so I can make a note never to buy any of their software? Steve How do I display ElementName in the different position of PlotArea in of 2D-NTGraph ACtive? libing022411-Apr-10 22:10 libing0224 11-Apr-10 22:10  First of all,thank you for your NTGraph ACtive code,it is easy and Convenient for us to develop software!NOW ,I encounter a problem:I do not konow how to dislay ElementName in the different position of PlotArea? Looking forward to your answer. Sincerely Re: How do I display ElementName in the different position of PlotArea in of 2D-NTGraph ACtive? Richard MacCutchan11-Apr-10 22:22 Richard MacCutchan 11-Apr-10 22:22  Please post your question in the forum at the bottom of the article you refer to, not in the general forums. It's time for a new signature. Re: How do I display ElementName in the different position of PlotArea in of 2D-NTGraph ACtive? Cedric Moonen11-Apr-10 22:23 Cedric Moonen 11-Apr-10 22:23  As already replied here[^], use the message board at the bottom of the article. Cédric Moonen Software developer Charting control [v3.0] OpenGL game tutorial in C++ Windows Exlporer hellogany11-Apr-10 20:45 hellogany 11-Apr-10 20:45  Hi How to use windows explorer style application with tree view in left view ans dialog windows in right view. Upon clicking the items in tree view , a dialog need to appear in right window I m bugged of this. Can Anyone help me to find a way out ... regards gany Re: Windows Exlporer Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer11-Apr-10 21:17 Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer 11-Apr-10 21:17  I did a quick search, and found these two articles that seem perfect for you... Switching to other views in a doc-view application[^] and Replacing a view in a doc-view application[^] If you want a dialog based view, just inherit from CFormView. This is assuming doc/view architetcture. If it's pure dialogs stuff, then you can adapt the second article with CDialog objects instead. Good luck, Iain. I have now moved to Sweden for love (awwww). Re: Windows Exlporer @Intersect☺™12-Apr-10 3:20 @Intersect☺™ 12-Apr-10 3:20  Can you please elaborate, like which IDE you are using. because if you are using MS-VS 2006 or higher , then I guess there is one tool. Re: Windows Exlporer hellogany12-Apr-10 17:38 hellogany 12-Apr-10 17:38  Hi I m using VS2005 Re: Windows Exlporer hellogany13-Apr-10 0:04 hellogany 13-Apr-10 0:04  Hi Any ideas? Get default user name when "Run as administrator" sireesha_sree11-Apr-10 20:09 sireesha_sree 11-Apr-10 20:09  Hi, Am developing a VC++ application where i need to get the username. I have tried using GetUserName() and also USERNAME. But when i run the application on Vista as "Run as administrator", this is returning the admin's username and not the username with which the system is logged in. Any suggestions on how to get the username with which the system is logged in when the application is "Run as administrator"? Thanks Re: Get default user name when "Run as administrator" «_Superman_»11-Apr-10 20:22 «_Superman_» 11-Apr-10 20:22  You could try GetEnvironmentStrings. Then look for USERNAME variable. «_Superman_» I love work. It gives me something to do between weekends. Microsoft MVP (Visual C++) Re: Get default user name when "Run as administrator" sireesha_sree11-Apr-10 20:24 sireesha_sree 11-Apr-10 20:24  Thanks for the reply. I have already tried that. It is returning the administrators username when i run the app as "Run as administrator". But i want the system logged on user name. Re: Get default user name when "Run as administrator" «_Superman_»12-Apr-10 7:46 «_Superman_» 12-Apr-10 7:46  The reason why I gave you the answer is this - I run a normal command prompt and run the set command which lists the environment variables. Here it lists USERNAME=xxx. I then run the command prompt as administrator and then do the same thing. The USERNAME variable lists the same user. «_Superman_» I love work. It gives me something to do between weekends. Microsoft MVP (Visual C++)

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