can mfc application, send text data to opened notepad file in desktop?(live
transfer of data) . can anybody help

The first three of these statements work. The fourth doesn't.
    String::Format("{0}{0}{0}{0}", S"");
    String::Format("{0}{1}{0}{0}", S"", S"");
    String::Format("{0}{1}{2}{0}", S"", S"", S"");

When developing a console application how do I place the cursor at a specific
colomn and row?

I can't find anything wrong this with this class. Especially,
Overloading Stream-Extraction Operator (in blue). Any one know what
do I need to fix this problem please reply. Thank you for your help!
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I'm still playing with this managed/unmanaged code within my VC++
project.  I'm sure it's gonna work, need just some tuning that you could
help me to find out.
Here is below the .h and .cpp I use.

Just installed Service Pack 5 for Visual C++ 6.0. Now I'm getting an error
when linking as follows:
inking...
LIBCD.lib(wincrt0.obj) : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol _WinMain@16

Can I mix my managed code within my unmanaged code?
Just for instance, I have a socket class that is managed code.  It is
include in my unmanaged VC++ project and it compile.
The point is, when I want to instantiate my class, I still get this error:

Why would someone call a non-static provate member function from
another non-static member function of the same class via the this
pointer?
Thanks

Compiling a straight C++ module under VC++ 7 would seem to autogen an
'IJW' type .NET module, even if the module has standard VC++ syntax.
I'm assuming that the 'unmanaged' flag would have no further affect on
this code.  Nor would __nogc.  Correct?   Or are there subtle further

I have C++ .NET mixed (managed/unmanaged) application.
I build it under W2K and it works fine.
However when I tried to run it under NT 4.0 I've got the
following error message: The procedure entry point

I have this DLL made with VB.NET made as a Class Library project.  I
know this is managed code.
I have my other made with VC++.NET, unmanaged code.
The point is that I want to use function within my DLL in the VC++ project.

I have the following simple program:
#include <iostream>
#include <map>
#include <string>

When a new version of MSDN library is installed, the previous one
remains installed too. Is it needed, or should we remove the previous
version ourselves?

I wrote this letter to a colleague, and I thought I'd share it here:
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We had a problem with pointers being passed between managed C++ and
unmanaged C++ code, but it only occurred once in every 2000-3000

I have a C++ source file (mymessage.cpp), it is used by two different
platforms. PC and VxWorks.
The file has a header section to include header files depending on which
platform it is compiled. The code is like this: