Hey everyone.  I have a function that reads in a registry value (for
the windows firewall) and one that disables it.
Reading the value works perfectly.  However, I am getting an access
denied error when trying to set the value.  Here is the body of the

I am trying to wrap a very old dll from Epson with a Managed Dll.
Their declaration for the callback is this:
typedef int (WINAPI* DLL_BiSetStatusBackFunction)(int, int (CALLBACK EXPORT
*pStatusCB)(DWORD dwStatus));

   I am currently working on a C++ project for a PocketPC with Windows
Mobile 5.0  in Visual Studio 2005.  I am currently looking for a way to get
file version information, i.e. file version, product version, file modified
date, file creation date, etc.  The only way I could ...

We have a MFC win32 desktop application written in Visual C++. We were using
Visula studio 2003 as the editor and everything was compiling, linking and
working fine. Since we want to move to .Net world, we are in process of using
Visual Studio 2005 instead of Visual studio 2003. ...

A VC 6.0 project( output is a Activex DLL) is converted to VC 2005
project and the output here is again a DLL.
When i try to include this DLL as a refernce is another VB 2005
project, i see this DLL as a COM DLL and it is creating a interop DLL

A VC 6.0 project( output is a Activex DLL) is converted to VC 2005
project and the output here is again a DLL.
When i try to include this DLL as a refernce is another VB 2005
project, i see this DLL as a COM DLL and it is creating a interop DLL

I need to develop some functions in C++.NET  DLL and share it to Visual
Basic 6.0, which is the best path to create a C++ DLL an then use that
function later...?
I appreciate some help.

I am working in the project where VC6 code is ported to VC8 (VC++ .Net 2005)
I got a problem when I cast a double value to unsigned int. Problem is I
couldn’t get the proper value after casting (explicitly / implicitly).
Code looks as below :

I used trend micros housecall online scanner and it qaurantined alot of
important files on my pc i.e. university coursework, its currently in a
folder called ".housecall" id be really grateful if anyone could tell me how
to restore these files.

I'm using MS Visual C++ 2005 (MSVC8.0).
I am experiencing some kind of linker dilemma. While building a program
I am -in a way-  forced to use following construct.
// aaa_ssf.h - some 3rd party open source library header file

I created a unicodedebug x64 build configuration using an existing win32
unicodedebug configuration as a template.  I have done this before without
problem but this time I get the following error:
c1xxast : fatal error C1048: unknown option 'L' in '-ZILP448'.

Running into a little problem.  I wrote a small app on VC++ 7.1 that calls
the GetDefaultPrinter() function.  Now I have to "downgrade" it to VC++ 6,
but every time I compile I get the following error:
--------------------Configuration: enumprinters - Win32

I am trying to add two binary numbers in the form of two arrays. The
code that i have been using compiles, but it does not give me the
results i would expect. The problem that i am having is that it does
not carry ones over to the next significant digit if i have a 1 + 1 =

I new to intantiate following array:
CString (**newArray)[2]
I tried following syntax, by fail.
int count = 10;

Hi
  is it any build in class that used for creation of threads in VC++, is it
is possible to do it in C++ using APIs..
 Thanks in advance..