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News Maestro is a power tool for usenet that automatically
performs any standard Usenet operation, as specified in
various RFCs, individually, or in bulk, on any number of
groups and articles, utilizing sophisticated filters to
select the articles to be processed.

As an automated tool to do anything you can imagine,
there is nothing even remotely close to it in terms of power,
flexibility, configurability, reliability, robustness,
multi-purpouseness, user friendliness and ease of use.

I'm using VS 2008, and I have a solution with two projects: a Win32
DLL and a console application meant to test the DLL functions.

Is there a simple example somewhere of how I can tell the console
application to link to the DLL and how to declare and call a function
within the DLL?

Seems like this was a lot easier back in VS2003, but it could be bad
memory (mine, not the computers). I can't find any answers that
pertain to VS2008 . . .

Thanks,

Hi,

My application requires access to mdb access database
My question is if I install my application with one mdb file into a system
that doesn't have Microsoft Access installed,
will that be any problem for my application to access that mdb file ?

or as long as I got MDAC driver installs in that system, regardless whether
Microsoft Access installed or not.., it will work ?

Thanks.

Regards,
Magix

Hi,

I use some standard C++ classes in my Win32 application. Now, the
application require me to redistribute the Visual C++ 2005
Redistributable Package with my application (not just the DLLs). Now C+
+ applications require pre-installation of this packages like Java
applications require pre-installation of the JRE.
Is there a method to make Visual C++ use static linking of the
standard C/C++ Libraries.
Thanks