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The simple way is: Create a file in '.csv' or '.slk' format. Then open the file with 'ShellExecute' command. NOTE: These formats don't support graphs, only data.

This problem only occurs in Dialog Based Projects, or in dialogs. You can overwrite the OnCancel() function: void CYourDlg::OnCancel() { } then change the id of the cancel-button and add to this button the original OnCancel: void CYourDlg::OnCancel() { CDialog::OnCancel(); } In...

creation of DLL: create a project with MFC AppWizard (dll) in the .def file you name your entry's without arguments: FUNCTION1 FUNCTION2 etc. in the .cpp file write the functions: int FUNCTION1( char* a , etc ) { } or if this does not work, try: int __stdcall FUNCTION1( ) { } to...

Thanks Betty, In fact you can use both in MF-Cobol: pic 9(02) comp-x. pic x(02) comp-x. comp-x is used to store unsigned binary data. If you use 'pic x' the physical size of the item is exactly the size you define, and if you use 'pic 9' the size is calculated: pic x(02) comp-x is 2 bytes. pic...

Try this: HINSTANCE h = LoadLibrary( "xxxxxx.DLL" ); if ( h == NULL ) { AfxMessageBox( "unable to load 'xxxxxx.DLL'." ); return; } typedef int ( *REG ) ( void ); REG f_reg = ( REG ) GetProcAddress( h , "DllRegisterServer" ); if ( f_reg == NULL ) { FreeLibrary(...

RonaldB, i agree.

Obviously Betty never worked with MF-cobol. Pic x(2) comp-x copiles very well. I would appreciate she first checkes things before acusing me of puting code on this forum that will give compile errors.

Get some books, i recommend: Teach yourself Visual C++ in 21 days by Gurewich+Gurewich Programming with MFC for Windows by Jeff Prosise

In MF comp-x is unsigned binary starting with the high-order bytes. For example: pic x(4) comp-x value 1 would be hex: 00 00 00 01 pic x(4) comp-x value 255 would be hex: 00 00 00 FF so: pic x(1) comp-x is 1 byte maximum value 255. pic x(2) comp-x is 2 bytes maximum value 65535. pic x(4)...

OK, this code works with notepad: it will put your executable in the foreground, in the clients rectangle: STARTUPINFO si; PROCESS_INFORMATION pi; memset(&si, 0, sizeof(si)); si.cb = sizeof(si); si.dwFlags = STARTF_USESHOWWINDOW | STARTF_USEPOSITION | STARTF_USESIZE...

// starting an executable: STARTUPINFO si; PROCESS_INFORMATION pi; si.cb = sizeof(si); si.dwFlags = STARTF_USESHOWWINDOW; si.wShowWindow = SW_SHOWMINNOACTIVE; CString exe = ... CString dir = .... CreateProcess( exe , NULL , NULL , NULL , FALSE , 0 , NULL , dir , &si , &pi ); // ending the...

in OnInitDialog: SetTimer( 1 , 100 , NULL ); Add WM_TIMER and then: void CYourDlg::OnTimer(UINT nIDEvent) { if ( nIDEvent == 1 ) { KillTimer( 1 ); AfxMessageBox( ........... ); } CDialog::OnTimer(nIDEvent); }

If you create a derived class from CEdit and overwrite the fuction OnChar() ( WM_CHAR ) than you can prevent alpha-characters coming in to the control: void CYourClass::OnChar(............) { if ( nChar < 48 || nChar > 57 ) { MessageBeep( ( WORD ) ) - 1 ); return; }...