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Dreamweaver Cell Size
I'm trying to insert a flash movie (230*230) into a dreamweaver table. I have 1 cell in this table for the flash movie. I have a small border around the table. Is it possible to get this cell to stretch to the size of the table and align the movie to its centre to accomodate various screen sizes -
New Motherboard without losing xp settings
Hi I'm trying to work out the best way of creating a system where when my motherboard next goes ( usually happens every 3 yrs or so) I will not have to re-install all my programs and settings(this would take days). I've created a ghost copy of my current installation with Acronis true image (...- iceice
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Double Buffering - General Question
When using double buffering in C++ to create an animation say of 30 images is it a good idea to create 30 off screen buffers and then blast each one to the screen when they've all loaded offscreen or is it better practise to just use 1 off screen buffer to prepare each image before blasting it... -
How is this possible?
Coming from other programming languages I have ssen something unusual in C++ I was looking at a some code where someFunction() was defined globally The programmer then went on to instantiate an object as follows sav=(SObj*)GetWindowLong(hwnd,GWL_USERDATA); He then made the following call... -
Array of HBITMAP
Thanks. It has caused an error elsewhere in the program I have a constructor which begins as follows TWin(HWND _hwnd,int _id) : hwnd(_hwnd),id(_id), bBack(0),bSpr(0),hClip(0),bitmaps(0) { bitmaps(0) is throwing an error file.cpp(155) : error C2536: 'TWin::bitmaps' : cannot specify... -
Array of HBITMAP
Is it possible to create an array of HBITMAP and then cycle through the array I've tried HBITMAP *bitmaps won't work Thanks
