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Recent content by koud0002
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Windows API and bitmaps
Thanks for your help. InvalidateRect(hwnd, NULL, TRUE) works OK in a normal window. In a DialogBox it behaves differently (at least for me in this case). I have to do more reading and experimenting. -
Windows API and bitmaps
OK, I asked too many questions. Could you answer at least one, please. I have it in dialog box in a rectangle. I can zoom in, out using StretchBlt(). However, it only redraws if the dialog box is hidden and then shown again. -
Windows API and bitmaps
It is working once I moved the code into WM_PAINT. How should I handle the WM_ERASEBKGD? -
example of calling RDC from C++
I think the problem is with the following statement: theApp.pApplication.CreateInstance("CrystalRuntime.Application"); I used the debugger to check the value of theApp.pApplication after the above line has been executed. theApp.pApplication is NULL. Therefore, I think CreateInstance...- koud0002
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- Forum: Business Objects: Crystal Reports 4 Other topics
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example of calling RDC from C++
I have tried the example included in “Getting Started with the Crystal Report Designer Component in Microsoft Visual C++” available on Crystal Decisions web site. However, I get runtime error when executing: theApp.pReport = theApp.pApplication->OpenReport(FileName); It appears that...- koud0002
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- Forum: Business Objects: Crystal Reports 4 Other topics
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example of calling RDC from C++
I would very much appreciate a working example of calling RDC (Report Designer Component) from Microsoft Visual C++.- koud0002
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- Forum: Business Objects: Crystal Reports 4 Other topics
