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For Controlling global messages I have written a small dll file which I use in my app. The header is like this (dont pay attention to the comments): [/code] #pragma once #ifndef INPUT_CTRL_H #define INPUT_CTRL_H #include <windows.h> #include <atltypes.h> #ifdef __cplusplus extern...

Thx. I haven't really thought about that quite simple solution (guess I was blind after a 100 tries). Btw. the feature is not meant to harm users. I program kinda juke-box for parties. This feature can be turned on by the admin (with pass) so no stranger can f*** up his computer but only control...

Hi, I have a question that I hope can be answered in this forum. What I want is quite simple to explain: I want global mouse messages (especially WM_LBUTTONDOWN, RBUTTONDOWN and DBLCLK) to be blocked and if they are over my app-window to be sent to it. What I want to achieve is to block people...

I am currently working on an ActiveX control, which shall write strings on the screen. Every letter is represented by a CBitmap (about 10*12 px * 16 colours) object. Every letter is a member-variable (CBitmap letterA, letterB...)and is initialized in the constructor (LoadBitmap(ID)). Then all...

Besides: I know the code is not written, as a code should be written (everything public etc.)

If you can do this depends a bit upon your code structure. You could do it this way (but I'm not sure): /////////////////////////////////////////////////////// CYourFirstDlg: public CDialog { //initialisation CDialog* pSecondDlg; //CDialog because the code does not know CYourSecondDialog by now...

Can anyone help me with this problem: I just want to show a .X file (object) on the screen. Ererythings initialized so far (light disabled). In every resource I found I am told to use the CD3DFile class, but these resources referred to DirectX 7. I found the D3DFile.cpp and .h files in the...

I have tried it your way, but it didn't really work. But although I found a quite simple solution (which included GlobalLock and GlobalUnlock): In the InitInstance() from CMyApp I added this after &quot;CWinApp::InitInstance()&quot; : PRINTDLG pDdlg; PRINTDLG pDdlg...

Uuups, sorry I dont think I was very clear at the end of the 2nd paragraph: what I meant was a CList or array of CQuestion class objects, which would contain the elements m_question, m_corrAns etc.

I can only try to give you a suggestion. I would use the CSocket (or CAsyncSocket) class of MSVC (tutorial at: http://www.hal-pc.org/~johnnie2/winsock.html, that should do it). I would create 1 server and 4 clients (so that 1 computer had to run both, and connect to localhost). The server would...

I do not really think, I can help you. But I could mention, that I have also tried to make such a file sharing program, but it does not work fully. It transfers all the data, but somewhere there are errors in it. You could send me an e-mail for request, so you could get the source code, maybe as...

I do not really think, I can help you. But I could mention, that I have also tried to make such a file sharing program, but it does not work fully. It transfers all the data, but somewhere there are errors in it. You could send me an e-mail for request, so you could get the source code, maybe as...

I am desperately trying to change the page setup, so that the paper will get landscape orientation. Is there any simple way to achieve this in MSVC? I have already searched the MSDN database, and I only got the solutions to change the DEVMODE structure, but in order to do this, you seem to have...

I do not know if it is a typing error, what you wrote here. You wrote: COleDateTime(pDate) ct; which of course should be: COleDateTime ct(pDate); else you'll get errors like &quot;ct: undeclared idetifier&quot;. (another little thing I noticed is the name of pDate - is it really a...

You could do it this way: The &quot;Decimal-Edit box&quot; should get a variable type 'int', the other type 'CString'. When a button is clicked (or another message of your choice), do this: void CYourDialog::OnMessage() { UpdateData(); char buffer[20]; //20 could take numbers up to...