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Author: Catherine.WilkinCatherine.Wilkin
Date: May 9, 2008 17:14
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They are lasting on to the hemisphere now, won't explode sets later.
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Author: yurecyurec
Date: Apr 29, 2008 11:09
Hi,
I've strange behavior :
if i create a dialog with stlye WS_CHILD and parent wnd NULL, and call
AfxMessageBox on one of its child controls handlers i'll got a lock.If
i remove style WS_CHILD or set not NULL parent, AfxMessageBox'll work
ok.
But dialog's child edit box will not be able to get a focus via mouse
click.On the the other hand if i dont remove WS_CHILD style from
dialog, even if i created it with NULL parent, edit box will get focus
without any problems(but got lock with message box).
Could somebody give me a hint?
Thanks
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Author: rebeckarebecka
Date: Apr 5, 2008 04:48
I am looking for a tool which can audit my windows 2003 server, any
suggestions as I am stuck with a long list of checks which I have to
make which really waste a lot of time.
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Author: PhilTPhilT
Date: Mar 25, 2008 08:15
I have a need to print two copies of a document on paper from two
trays.
I'm using VC6 and MFC.
Both options need to produce a single pile of paper on the printer -
either collated or interleaved.
Tray 1 and 2 will contain different paper types.
Option 1 - collated
page 1,2,3,4 from tray 1
page 1,2,3,4 from tray 2
Option 2 - interleaved
Page 1,1 from tray 1,2
Page 2,2 from tray 1,2
Page 3,3 from tray 1,2
Page 4,4 from tray 1,2
Option 1 is easy - just print twice and force the correct tray.
Option 2 is a problem - Without producing a lot of single documents (8
in the above example), is there any way I can force multiple tray
selection for each page.
Hopefully, the customer will not require 3 trays !
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Author: KuengaKuenga
Date: Mar 19, 2008 22:17
Hi,
How do we display a tree control inside a tooltip similar to the
VS2005 call graph ?
Thanks
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Author: SomebodySomebody
Date: Mar 16, 2008 00:07
What is a reliable way to get the window underneath mine?
Say that my window is "Window A"... "Window A" is being dragged around the
screen by its title bar. The mouse cursor is at x,y. I need to know if I can
drop it on the window thats at x,y (not counting "Window A"). So I need to
get this window handle somehow. WindowFromPoint() obviously gets "Window A".
I'd rather not enumerate all the windows since that seems like a performance
issue. Thanks.
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