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Since we are on the subject of closing internet explorer, I have one more thing that comes to mind. Am I capable of closing all the spawns of Internet Explorer (u know, them blasted pop-ups) from within the application? Or even ones created with the click of the Blue e?

I was thinking that since Internet Explorer is itself it's own application which I am simply calling. Do I need to handle the destruction of process?? I was thinking that Internet Explorer would close itself when you pushed the X on the window. I am just concerned about have a createprocess in...

I currently have created a process: STARTUPINFO si; PROCESS_INFORMATION pi; GetStartupInfo(&si); CreateProcess("C:\\Program Files\\Internet Explorer\\iexplore.exe", "http:\\www.100hockey.com", // Name of app to launch NULL, // Default process...

Hmmm, I will have to look over that a few times. Basically what I want to do is have my application keep focus until I tell it not too. Basically, I have a dialog window with a user name and password that pops up, sort of like the initial login to win2k, I just don't want them to be able to...

Might I ask you to post the code for how u managed to make your application keep focus?? I can block the events I want, but only as long as the mouse is over the window, or the Dialog box is in the foreground.

U can't block ctrl+alt+delete?? How about this... http://www.codeguru.com/mfc/comments/2574.shtml

I just stumbled across one more reference: www.sockets.com

That is the thing, I know what u are saying. In your 1st variant where u used CreateProcess(NULL, "notepa.... If u just used "notepad" it opens a blank notepad up. Which is why I thought it would just launch "iexplore", but it doesn't. I am just trying to find out...

I have done a lot of research into the winsock and network talking. Well atleast enough to write an application that transmits account information into an access database. And updates it on a minute to minute basis. I started with Sam's Teach yourself C++, they have a network chat program in...

Not to mention you can also terminate the process from within the app that created it.

Interesting. I was looking at a few examples of the use of CreateProcess and no one pointed it out the way you have. I will try when I get a chance too. I guess I don't understand why it won't open using the command line.

XerxesTheMighty: This works to --->Snip ShellExecute(NULL, &quot;open&quot;, &quot;www.dol.net&quot;; , NULL, NULL, SW_SHOWNORMAL); <---snip (exert from 1st post) Thanks for the pointers though, will try the about:blank.

I am trying to open up an Internet Explorer Window from within a program I am writing. I have tried using WinExec: WinExec(&quot;iexplore&quot;, SW_NORMAL); WinExec(&quot;iexplore.exe&quot;, SW_NORMAL); WinExec(&quot;C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore&quot;, SW_NORMAL)...

Just Ignore this, I am not sure what I did wrong though, maybe it is because my function uses the same name as the CString I am changing. EX: Adjust(CString str_ratio, CString str_amount) coding in here str_amount = str_ratio; something like that, but alot longer. :) Anywho, i worked...

I don't know if it's late or I am just stupid, but I can't get a CString to change. I have it created when the application is started. Then, during the application I call a function, and from within that function (it is OnTimer()) I change, or atleast try to change the CString. At first I...

I did all that, and it opens and closes the dialog box very very fast. here is the call: CTimeLeft dlgTimeLeft; TimeRemaining(str_validratio, str_validamount); dlgTimeLeft.str_TimeLeft = str_TimeRemaining; dlgTimeLeft.Create(IDD_TIME_LEFT...

Ok, I am looking for how to get to the settings for a dialog box I created so I can change it from modal to modeless. I was looking through the property window and didn't see it there. I am calling the dialog like such: dlgTimeLeft.DoModal(); I am assuming that doesn't force it as a modal...

I see... But I read through that section and there was nothing about what u mention above.

I actually misread your question wrong. I see u want to go from int to cstring, not cstring to int. here is the code: CString m_strMoney; m_strMoney.Format(&quot;%f&quot;,currentdeposit); &quot;%f&quot; = float &quot;%i&quot; = int there are more.

I wanted to bring this back up because I found a solution. I actually had 1 error in the code, at one of the points I never closed the connection. After I fixed it, I still had the same problem with the program only working 95% of the time, the rest it never seems to either send of recieve, so...