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Please explain in a bit more detail!!! Probable cause may be(I think so..) 1.Might have stuck somehwre in some loop. 2.Resources are not getting free..

Hi, I did it on Win32-SDK based programs...Steps are 1.Create tooltip window in WM_INITDIALOG as- hWndToolTip = CreateWindowEx(0, TOOLTIPS_CLASS,NULL, WS_POPUP |TTS_NOPREFIX|TTS_ALWAYSTIP, CW_USEDEFAULT, CW_USEDEFAULT, 10, 10, hDlg, NULL, hIsntance, NULL); Then fill the names of controls in...

I don't have much experience with MFC but sure I can tell you SDK way 1.I loaded bitmap as IDB_YELLOW resource, from a file which has 16 by 16 bitmap. 2.Load Bitmap 16 by 16 using something like this HBITMAP hBitmap; hBitmap = LoadBitmap(hInst,MAKEINTRESOURCE(IDB_YELLOW)) 3.Load bitmap on...

Yeah SendMessage will ensure that message is delivered and will not return unless it does its task but nothing such with PostMessage

After getting your printer name route is straight forward StartDoc StartPage ... TextOut(PrinterDC,x,y,Text,strlen(Text)... ..... EndPage EndDoc .... Hope it helps

I dealt with printing job fully in my last project....with SDK way.. where it is giving you problem...

Try with FindFirstFile like APIs

Use the examples given in msdn they run pretty fine. except directory name all are out parameters.... Cheers

I think apatterno is right... anyway you can use APIs like GetDlgItemText(xx..) and SetDlgItemText(xx...) to read from edit 1 and display that text in edit2... but where exatly are you seraching the text of Edit1 ..in the file or where

Hi thebarslider That error might be coming due to line "delete pointer_to_A;"..stop this line and it will work for you hope it helps

A user may be looged in on more than one machine at a time

Hi I think this yours sample is not much clear as even the usage of structure too..But I gave a try with your pointer problem ..Ok i picked up whatever you posted..Akarui is right upto some extent ..pointers are not much helpful if memory location to be used is not much clear..at least i prefer...

This Sample "Enumerating All Processes" given in MSDN will work fine..please check Group Policy snap in then login as admin

You can refer examples given in msdn for Memory Mapping of files too..this example is given in MFC as well as for SDK where interprocess communication is concerned

ok do one thing go in Project->Settings options there modify what complier says about 1.pif.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol _LogOptions 2.Release_External/Project64.exe : fatal error LNK1120: 1 unresolved externals 1 means settings are looking for switches in Project Options...

Hi GMX, Ok it has by default support to print etc...But no document would actually print unless you have direct support of CView benath for document..for that you will have to use OnDraw if your are using any other view...

A nice question..i made plenty of R&D on it a year back..I did it on COM strategy..you need MS Office 's Olb file for that to create pointers who nay create as well as fill this excel file..if u need more information just ask.

Yeah i think mingis is right ..I encountered and solved the same sort of problem some times back. I think only these 2 lines are enough , no need of 'm_pCapturedResults.MoveNext()' These 2 are enough m_pCapturedResults.Update(); m_pCapturedResults.Requery(); and i don't think any...

Yeah ShellExecute,WinExec,System APIs ..you can chcek their format...CreateProcess will start a new process which might be useful on opening that file... Hope this helps

1.ok this line "var[2].intVal=myicls.myInt;" used because on variant was getting able to hold only one value due to vt member at a time 2.I took character pointer as well as BSTR because in class this is a char pointer data and in varaint this thing is getting wrapped in a variant...