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Re: How to find all the users in the system

4-May-09 1:44

Also try NetLocalGroupGetMembers[^]

David Crow4-May-09 3:22

David Crow

4-May-09 3:22

CodingLover wrote:
How can I find all the users(user accounts) in a system?

How about NetUserEnum(), or NetGroupGetUsers() (for a global group)?

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add a menu

john56324-May-09 0:02

john5632

4-May-09 0:02

Hi,

How can I add/remove a menu( with 2 sub item) to existing menu.

Re: add a menu

Madhu Nair4-May-09 0:17

4-May-09 0:17

CMenu::AppendMenu, InsertMenu, RemoveMenu

Re: add a menu

KarstenK4-May-09 0:49

KarstenK

4-May-09 0:49

another way is to have 2 menus in the resoures and work with LoadMenu() and SetMenu().

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problem with font size

Purish Dwivedi3-May-09 23:57

Purish Dwivedi

3-May-09 23:57

I have a multilingual application. When I am loading strings from DLLs, their font size is very small. How can I increase the font size?
Can anyone tell me please ?
Thank you.

Rajesh R Subramanian4-May-09 0:07

4-May-09 0:07

Does it matter where the string is loaded from? Isn't the size dependent on the characteristics of the font face used to display text? Have a look at CFont::CreateFont()[^] (mfc usage assumed).

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Purish Dwivedi4-May-09 0:14

Purish Dwivedi

4-May-09 0:14

Thanks for the reply, Default font size is too small and if i am changing it with CreateFont() then fonts are getting more worst in size n shape.
what should I do ? Please help.

Rajesh R Subramanian4-May-09 0:44

4-May-09 0:44

Purish Dwivedi wrote:
if i am changing it with CreateFont() then fonts are getting more worst in size n shape.

Your code?

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CPallini4-May-09 0:50

CPallini

4-May-09 0:50

Code is there, Sir, though I already said to you, the font is very very small... Big Grin | :-D

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Rajesh R Subramanian4-May-09 0:53

[Solved] MessageBox only in application

4-May-09 0:53

Oh well, I should have known. Big Grin | :-D

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CodingLover3-May-09 23:31

CodingLover

3-May-09 23:31

Hi All,

On an application I only need to have a message box. Basically I want to call an exe from another class, and that exe application pops a message box depends on a result.

I want to know how to workout that message box in C++.

Thanks a lot.

I appreciate your help all the time...
CodingLover Smile | :)

modified on Monday, May 4, 2009 6:13 AM

_AnsHUMAN_ 3-May-09 23:41

_AnsHUMAN_

3-May-09 23:41

Can you use CreateProcess to launch the exe and pass the result that you want to display as a command line argument.
See here[^]

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Madhu Nair3-May-09 23:42

3-May-09 23:42

File -> New -> Projects->Win32 Console Application

-> A simple application

now change the generated code as follows

#include "stdafx.h"
#include <Windows.h>

int main(int argc, char* argv[])
{
	::MessageBox(NULL,"Hello World!","Msgbox",MB_OK);
	return 0;
}

CodingLover3-May-09 23:47

CodingLover

3-May-09 23:47

Ya, I tired same thing. But there console also popup. I just want to popup the message box only.

Thanks for the replay

I appreciate your help all the time...
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CodingLover4-May-09 0:12

CodingLover

4-May-09 0:12

Okay, I figured it out. Thanks for all the comments. Smile | :)

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Rajesh R Subramanian3-May-09 23:48

Insert values in list box from one formview to dialog box.

3-May-09 23:48

The real question is, why will you ever need such a thing? I am assuming that there's some kind of a lengthy operation (in place of that message box) and that blocks your UI. You would be better off using a thread in that case. Do I need to mention that a process is way much more expensive than a thread from the view of the OS?

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Le@rner3-May-09 23:27

Le@rner

3-May-09 23:27

Hi all,

i have an sdi type application,and split it in 2 columns,treeview used for one column and formview for another.

form view have an ListBox but its size is so small becoz of to much controls on form.

in List Box i m continously inserting some values with the use of workerthread.

becoz of its small size,hectic to scroll chk all inserted view,so i want to use full screen concept for this list box.

so i m creating a dialog box with a Listbox,now i want all values those are inserted in small list box,are same display in dialog box.

please tell me solution.

or if any other better solution than suggest me.

thanks in advance.

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Re: Insert values in list box from one formview to dialog box.

Madhu Nair3-May-09 23:34

Re: Insert values in list box from one formview to dialog box.

3-May-09 23:34

A simple method, create a member variable in App class (an array or list) use this variable as if global to all views.

Le@rner4-May-09 2:06

Le@rner

4-May-09 2:06

thanks.

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how can i call IE internet option using programming

B06061153-May-09 20:50

B0606115

3-May-09 20:50

hi!
I want to call the dialog internet option in IE using programmming from an external application.
Can any one please help me?
thanx in advance.

Re: how can i call IE internet option using programming

«_Superman_»3-May-09 20:59

«_Superman_»

3-May-09 20:59

I'm sure there are other better ways of doing this, but this works
system("control inetcpl.cpl");

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Re: how can i call IE internet option using programming

Madhu Nair3-May-09 21:05

Re: how can i call IE internet option using programming

3-May-09 21:05

Try I E automation also check this site, I E object[^]

Madhu Nair3-May-09 23:28