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  Re: ListView: Locking column size?         


Author: Christian ASTOR
Date: Dec 9, 2007 23:50

Scott H wrote:
> I've gotten the sizes of the three columns set and now I want to find
> the easiest way to lock them so that they cannot be resized. I've
> looked for an easy way but could not find one.

HDN_ITEMCHANGING
(+ HDS_NOSIZING on Vista)
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  Re: Cop-out or valid for M-Audio to say they "don't support" their card running with XP MCE?         


Author: Shenan Stanley
Date: Dec 9, 2007 23:30

Doc wrote:
> I had a question about my M-Audio Audiophile 2496. It's running
> under XP Media Center. M-Audio replied that they don't support any
> of their hardware with this O/S.
>
> The card works like a champ as far as I can tell. Their response
> is "this doesn't mean you won't experience full functionality but
> we don't support it".
>
> ??
>
> Do they know whether their card works with this O/S or don't they?
> Can someone clarify what the rationale behind this is? Is there
> something fundamentally different about the way XP MCE is designed
> that it's wholly unlike other versions of XP and just happens to
> have the same look as the other versions?
>
> Anyone experience weird problems with XP MCE that other versions
> don't cause? Everything I've ever run on it runs fine, including
> older versions of things that aren't certified for it such as ...
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  Finding the path & filename of a running program         


Author: Jeffrey Adler
Date: Dec 9, 2007 13:30

Hi all-

I am writing a program that would like to determine what path and specific
directory it was run from.

Any suggestions?

Thanks.
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  How to scroll a hovering mouse over combo box list....         


Author: Windows Application
Date: Dec 8, 2007 15:23

Hi Folks,

I have a drop down list combo box control as a child of a window,
when I click on the combo box down arrow and hover the mouse over
the drop down list, the highlighted blue bar should scroll over the
list, but it does not. I have CBS_AUTOSCROLL & WS_VSCROLL styles
included into the combo box style, but it made no difference.

My question is: how to scroll the highlighted blue bar over the drop
down list ?

Thank you...
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  win32 edit control         


Author: dgould
Date: Dec 7, 2007 12:11

Hoping for some help here. I have an edit control receives data via a
socket at high data rates. I am using the classic edit control my
question is how do I make it act like a FIFO. Once it fills up to
max_chars have it start removing lines of data from the buffer to
allow room for more data in the edit control.
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  Re: Disabling the X close box on a console window         


Author: Scott Seligman
Date: Dec 7, 2007 10:56

"Jeffrey Adler" bigfoot.com> wrote:
>
>"Christian ASTOR" wrote in message
>news:3807e5e2-f795-4e21-8ab4-27071d74ede0@i12g2000prf.googlegroups.com...
>On 7 d
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  process handle or PID to window handle or thread handle         


Author: davec_ias
Date: Dec 6, 2007 12:10

Hello,

Just for background, my ultimate goal is to pass messages using
PostMessage from a service to GUI applications running not only on the
console but also in things like TerminalServices (or similar products
such as citrix or PCAnywhere or whatever). My question relates to
this, but if anyone knows a totally different approach that would be
welcome too.

I need to go from a process handle (or alternatively PID) to either a
window handle or thread handle. I've done some extensive searching and
everything I've found points to using either EnumWindows or...
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  What exactly is "overlapped" I/O         


Author: Andrew Falanga
Date: Dec 6, 2007 10:22

Hi,

I'm writing a Windows Sockets based program and coming from the UNIX
world there is much in there that is confusing. However, for the
purposes of this posting what, exactly, is "overlapped" I/O? I'm
seeing in the example code for WSARecvFrom the use of the
WSAOVERLAPPED structure but the example code doesn't actually do
anything with it other than simply use it in the call to WSARecvFrom.
Is it necessary to include this structure even though the code doesn't
do anything with it?

Thanks,
Andy
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  benefit of /PAE switch on Windows XP         


Author: J de Boyne Pollard
Date: Dec 6, 2007 05:39

XG> I don't understand what this switch really do for Windows XP.

Then you need to read <URL:http://dansdata.com./askdan00015.htm>.
XG> What's the benefit of enabling this switch in Windows XP?

Read the aforementioned article.
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  Re: Changing network stack order (IPSec client/sniffer)         


Author: Volodymyr Shcherbyna
Date: Dec 6, 2007 02:03

Try to play with order of loading drivers:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/115486

--
Volodymyr
yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:df4848cd-a40c-43af-a6cd-b2e1e6582e70@d27g2000prf.googlegroups.com...
> Hi,
> I have an IPSec client and a winpcap based sniffer. The sniffer sees
> clear packets ie higher up the stack than the vpn client. I would like
> to change the order so that the sniffer sees traffic encrypted by
> ipsec. Anyone know how I can do this, programmatically or otherwise?
>
> Thanks.
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