I created a BMP file called 'map.bmp' that is 50x50 pixels in size. I then
execute the following code:
Image_List = gcnew ImageList() ;
Image_List->Images->Add( Image::FromFile( "map.bmp" ) ) ;

I try to figure out how to use Callback procedure in a C++ form
project
The following code *work* perfectly on a console project
#include "Windows.h"

trying to design an effiecient interface, where I can pass an
IDictionary<int,string^> to a method.  int is some id and string^ is
some
value that is initialized to null by a caller.

I defined a class(CMyView1) based on CView from class wizard in VC2005, and
there're following code in .h file:
...
...

Hello! I'm using VC2005, I wonder to know how to remove a class from my
current project.

I am using PowerPoint 2000 with a very large presentation with many
Hyperlinks, mostly to other slides but many also to Internet links.
Recently, some of them are not working.  I correct them on the live
presentation and get them to work then, when saved and re-loaded the same

I'm realizing how little I know about C++ today as I try to convert
some functionality from VB.Net to C++.
I have a procedure that I need to pass a List of objects to, and
cannot see how to do this using C++.  It's easy in VB.Net, so I'm

I'm writing a program using MS VC++ 2005 Express  [managed (CLI)], and I use
the Button class.
For the most part, this is working fine. I can set BackColor, ForeColor,
Width, Height, etc. But if I try to us either 'BorderColor' or 'BorderStyle'

I'm trying to create 'sprites', which are graphic objects with shapes other
than just rectangles. As such, I need to be able to establish a transparent
color.
So, I create images using Photoshop, make the area I want transparent black.

I want to unlock the drive programmatically ? is there an api
function
related to it. For instance, when i run chkdsk with /F parameter, i
get "drive in use" error . I want to unlock drive programmatically

How do I programmatically select an time in a combo box? I can set the text
but it does not automatically set the selected property. There is a
SetCurSel() method but I don't know what the index of the item I want to
select(or how to find it).

How do I programmatically set the text of an edit control?
Thanks.

I wanted to get the Visual Studio 2008 Pro (Beta 2) software, at lease the
C++ subsystem. The Microsoft web site has it as a free download. The problem
I'm having is that it is to large to download by dial-up. Its over 3 GBs. I
was wondering, due Microsoft have supporters that ...

I have a C++ ActiveX control that is used by JavaScript code in 
Internet Explorer. Recently, a customer installed Acrobat Reader 8.1 
and reported that the ActiveX control wasn't working. In the event 
viewer, there's a error from SideBySide: "Generate Activation Context 

I'm writing a .NET wrapper class for a native C++ library and decided
to do it in C++/CLI. One of the problems I ran in to is the following.
In C++ I have the following
public ref class MyClass