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  1. kmm64

    Sending public key through socket

    Hi, I'm trying to create a simple client server program that allows the client to request a file from the server and the server then encrypts the file and sends it along with its public key and the signature created using RSACryptoServiceProvider through the socket connection. But I can't seem...
  2. kmm64

    creating a zip file

    Thanks alot, two great answers. Guys I really appreciate the help. I'm going to play around with both methods to see which best fits my needs. Thanks again. kmm64
  3. kmm64

    creating a zip file

    Yes, I have access to winZip.
  4. kmm64

    creating a zip file

    Hi all, I'm working on a project that will require a log of files within a directory and its subdirectories be archived in a zip file. I've been searching for different methods to accomplish this but have come up short. If anyone can point me in the right direction I would greatly appreciated...
  5. kmm64

    activating a tab in a tab control

    Hi all, If I have a CTabCtrl object called m_tab with 4 tab items is there a way to simulate a mouse click on one of the items without the user doing so. I guess something similar to: TabCtrl_SetCurSel(m_tab.m_hWnd, tabIndex); but using NM_CLICK and Send_Message()? Any help would be greatly...
  6. kmm64

    zero padding numerical datatypes

    Yeah, I read about that but as of now I have come up with several ways to overcome my problem. Now trying to figure out which is most optimal. Thanks for the advice.
  7. kmm64

    zero padding numerical datatypes

    Thanks alot for the replies. Works perfectly.
  8. kmm64

    zero padding numerical datatypes

    Hi all, Quick question, is there a way to pad int's or any other numeric datatype with leading zeros like this: int a = 25; int b = 003; int c = a + b; // value of c is now 028 I'm not talking about printing with padded zeroes but actually doing computations with padded zeroes. I'm working...

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