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Window caption from hmodule.22 Dec 2006 13:08 GMT9
How do i find the window caption by using the hmodule of that window?
Regards
Abhishek
Impersonation vs. Job API22 Dec 2006 07:34 GMT8
i'm facing with the following problem while using the Job API during an
impersonation.
I have a main process that needs to do the following:
1. Creates a new Job Object that will be used to handle its children.
More on exception handling (Arnaud?)21 Dec 2006 14:43 GMT3
It seems Arnaud was on target regarding the RTL inserting exception handling
routines.  Here's another oddball occurrence on which I hope someone can shed
some light.
My EVENT struct is declared in a header file.  If without making any source
Populating an array<System::UInt32>^ from an unmanaged array in the new C++/CLI syntax21 Dec 2006 05:14 GMT2
In the old MEC++ syntax I can do this:
// compile in VS 2005 shell with cl -clr:oldsyntax -LD ArrayCopyOldSyntax.cpp
#using <mscorlib.dll>
public __gc class CopyTest
Trouble porting simple class from MEC++ to C++/CLI20 Dec 2006 23:37 GMT8
I have a simple ref class in its own namespace that needs to coexist with
a legacy typedef alias for "unsigned int" in the global namespace that has
the identifier as itself.  Everything compiles fine with the old MEC++ syntax,
but I cannot figure out how to write the code so ...
Managed C++ to C# Conversion20 Dec 2006 06:14 GMT1
I have some code that was written in managed C++ using VS 2005. I want to
convert that code into C#. Is there a tool available to do this?
Thanks in advance.
Logging as windows system account19 Dec 2006 15:40 GMT1
We have written a windows ATL server application which runs as a windows
service(system account).
Since the system account does not have file-write prmissions,we are
searching for a way how to introduce logging mechanism into this
changing Application version in VC .Net framework19 Dec 2006 12:43 GMT1
Please reply as I am new to VC .Net GUI
Can any one please tell me from where I can set Application version in
VC .Net environment.
Please note that I am creating Exe & DLL where there is no resource
Linking VS6.0 DLL  to .Net 2003 - CString Error19 Dec 2006 11:25 GMT4
Please help me with this..
I have a DLL created in Visual C++ 6.0 ( VS 6.0 ).
I am trying to use this DLL in a new wrapper application written using
Visual Studio .net 2003 (C++  -   MFC).
1 solution, 2 projects: how to use function form project B into project A18 Dec 2006 19:13 GMT2
i've got a question about using a function from project B in project A.
The projects are both in the same solution (using Microsolft Visual
Studio 2005)
the projects ara both native C++.
DrawDibDraw displays nothing18 Dec 2006 17:51 GMT4
My code compiles without any errors and the only warnings are irrelevant to
the function used to load and display the image with.  The file loads
properly, but DrawDibDraw isn't displaying anything at all.  What's wrong
with it?  The BMP image itself should be very easily ...
Block (or Hide) Control Panel17 Dec 2006 04:13 GMT7
Hey There,
  I've been trying to see if there is a way to programmatically block,
or hide, the Control Panel. Since it is a "Virtual Folder", just
blocking an .exe from running doesn't work. Even some of the applet
VS2005 Command line compilation errors15 Dec 2006 22:33 GMT4
As alluded to in my post yesterday, I'm trying to compile a common C utility
in Windows.
It's only reference is to zlib.h, which needs zconf.h and in turn libz.a
On Unix I've compiled this with success by running: gcc -lz -o foo.exe foo.c
New/delete vs. declare/garbage-collect15 Dec 2006 18:00 GMT10
I noticed that if I give MY_STRUCT a simple c'tor and d'tor, say,
    MY_STRUCT::MY_STRUCT()
    {
        hEvent = CreateEvent(...);
Help me understand15 Dec 2006 17:11 GMT5
I did some experiments with VC++ 2005, and some ILDasm. Please tell me
if I have understood the concepts of C++ programming under .NET, since
I'm a bit confused!
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