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ok, i kind of understood that but how can i send these key messages to the dialog box instead of the ide?
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You cant do that, unless you have to tranlatate the message before it is given to the ide.. I had similar problem with namespace extension, But there was a translate message method that i had to interpret before it is send to the browser. So i could solve the prob.
In your case you dont have the control, or you have it,but not aware of it.
thats all i can say about it.
P.R.A.K.A.S.H
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I writen some program myself...
But people do not want to sent even opinion as a feedback.
I have heard that there is some servers with registration service,
for programs,
or separately providing pay service.
I do not know how to do it, due to I developer.
I developed new program, need opinion,
can you advice - does it seems worth for you?
samples:
http://microsoft111.tripod.com/Music/GetSoft.htm
(beta eval)
http://microsoft111.tripod.com/Music/TransDial_e.htm
(free or 1 doll by desire of donate)
thanks you.
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Try the lounge you will get better responce over there.
P.R.A.K.A.S.H
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You want to make bad impression on my post.
I understood.
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vgrigor wrote:
You want to make bad impression on my post.
This makes no sense. What he was simply telling you was that since your question was not directly related to VC++ programming, you might be better served by asking it in the Lounge.
"The pointy end goes in the other man." - Antonio Banderas (Zorro, 1998)
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Lounge - is not programming thread.
But my ask was related to it, even not precese.
Better was to respond, not to making russian sh*t. (many words)
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vgrigor wrote:
Lounge - is not programming thread.
Right, and neither was your question. As I understood it, you simply wanted to know how to receive payment for your program via a registration service.
vgrigor wrote:
Be was to respond, not to making russian sh*t. (many words)
This makes no sense. What do you mean?
"The pointy end goes in the other man." - Antonio Banderas (Zorro, 1998)
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my was approximate.
Programming problem, even not coding.
I found one www.regsoft.com.
The only string that was need to me as a programmer.
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I writen some program myself...
But people do not want to sent even opinion as a feedback.
I have heard that there is some servers with registration service,
for programs,
or separately providing pay service.
I do not know how to do it, due to I developer.
I developed new program, need opinion,
can you advice - does it seems worth for you?
Which line closely relates to VC++, then i will try to answer ur question.
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I writen some program. in VC++.
All connected to it.
No need to battele more,
due to many people responded with many answers.
(I can not process).
so please close your battle desire. [empty one.]
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vgrigor wrote:
No need to battele more,
what ?
vgrigor wrote:
so please close your battle desire. [empty one.]
what ?
Sorry i dont understand, i cant answer ur question.
-Peace.
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Any idea how to obtain a pointer to a Dialog
Kind Regards
Kevin
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simple "this" points to the current dialog.
P.R.A.K.A.S.H
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At what stage do you need a pointer to the dialog?
Steve S
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how to close all SDI windows in MDI when application initializing ?
Jiang Wei
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It's the default action in MDI app. If you launch it without any filename on commandline, it creates a new file. To suppress it, go to CYourApp::InitInstance and add before the ProcessShellCommand:
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if (cmdInfo.m_nShellCommand != CCommandLineInfo::FileNew)<br />
if (!ProcessShellCommand(cmdInfo))<br />
return FALSE;
Robert-Antonio
"Friends come and leave, but teddybears stay in forever."
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As we known, we can set ReadOnly attribute to an editbox, and we can also disable a checkbox. But can we set a ReadOnly attribute to a checkbox and did not disable it ?
Looking forward to your answer.
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m_chkItem.EnableWindow(false);
will disable the chkbutton, you need to have a member variable of the check box item for this
or
GetDlgItem(IDC_XXX)->EnableWindow(false);
will do it directly without the member variable
P.R.A.K.A.S.H
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Thank you Mr.Prakash, but I thought we made misunderstandings. I meant that I wanna "set a ReadOnly attribute to a checkbox and Not disable it",and the attribute can not find directory in the checkbox property.. And your method is to disable the checkbox, it's not what I want, but thank you anyway.
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Humm, If its disabled its readonly...
I guess you are confusing with readonly property of edit box.
If its editable then its not readonly.. this is according to the concept of windows control. If you want its to alter then you need to cutomise it.
P.R.A.K.A.S.H
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And what should I do to cutomise it? I am just a junior learner, Could you show me by codes? Thanks a lots.
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