My question: Any way to grey out selected listbox item when the
listbox loses focus, the same way selected treeview item gets grayed
out when treeview loses focus? Or other way to make it clearer when
listbox loses focus?

Background: An interface screen has five groups of controls: [one
treeview - two listboxes - two button groups]. The user can navigate
from one group to another using TAB key. I'd like the user to be able
to easily tell which control has the focus. It's easy to tell when the
focus is on the treeview or a button. But I find it very hard to tell
if the listbox has the focus. The highlighted listbox item only
changes a little teeny-weeny bit, as shown here:

http://www.ehdp.com/out/txu1-tpp-pd1-age1.gif - which listbox has
focus? (left one)
http://www.ehdp.com/out/txu1-tpp-pd1-age2.gif - easy to tell which
button has focus

Ideal solution - Any way to grey out selected listbox item when it
loses focus, the same way the selected treeview item is grayed out in
the pictures above? Can't find anything like TVS_SHOWSELALWAYS for
listboxes.

PeterW wrote:

Yes, that for loop needs to be replaced as I showed. But there might be
others bugs I didn't spot.

I want to write or obtain C++ code that will scrape text from a dialog
box within a poker client, and then record that text somewhere else.

What do I do? Thanks.

PeterW wrote:

Keep trying. The Petzold book has plenty of examples that do it right,
and they all incude something like the above loop.

There is no possibility that your window will work if you execute
for (;;);

...your program will just execute that and nothing else.

No! I tried it. And it still shows no window.

Here is a code snippet

#define WRITE_SIZE (5*1024*1024)

main()
{
......
//Get Handle
hndl=CreateFile(tFileName,GENERIC_WRITE|GENERIC_READ,
FILE_SHARE_WRITE|
FILE_SHARE_READ,NULL,CREATE_ALWAYS,FILE_FLAG_OVERLAPPED|
FILE_FLAG_NO_BUFFERING,NULL);
//Set File pointer to end of file
li.QuadPart=(WRITE_SIZE)*iNumWrites;
SetEndOfFile(hndl);
//Taking back pointer
li.QuadPart=0;
bRet=SetFilePointerEx(hndl,li,&liNew,FILE_BEGIN);
//Get event
Ovr.hEvent=CreateEvent(NULL,FALSE,FALSE,NULL);

__int64 qOffset=0;
//iNumWrites is the number of writes
for(j=0;j Ovr.Offset=(DWORD)qOffset;
Ovr.OffsetHigh=(DWORD)(qOffset>>32);
//Write Data
if(!WriteFile(hndl,(BYTE*...

"Jerry Coffin" taeus.com> wrote in message
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Hi all,

I am using Win CE Platform builder 5.0.
I am getting following error when I am trying to attach device:-

" The specified CE boot image could not be loaded.
Your virtual machine may not have enough RAM allocated. Try
increasing the RAM allocation (if you are
using Platform Builder open the Configure Remote Services
dialog, choose the Emulator Download service,
and click the configure button)."

Can anybody tell how to overcome this problem.

On May 28, 5:36 pm, "Sergei Zhirikov" yahoo.com> wrote: