Summary: does anyone know how to hold message on window console so that the message will not be erase when moving about,I use TextOut to print a message to win...
Summary: Hi: Is there a windows message created in a scenario when the ip address of the machine changes ?? Lets say the machine is disconnected from one nw an...
Summary: Hello all. Does anyone know what the name is for message that is sent by windows prior to shutdown or user-logoff. It's not WM_QUERYENDSESSION nor WM_...
Summary: Ok first off Im still a big beginner at C++. So lets see HINSTANCE stands for Handle to Instance. Meaning its a handle (sort of like a pointer...all w...
Summary: I don't know whether this method is current: haven't done Windows programming in anger since 93. It may have been replaced by an RPC (MIDL?) or CORBA...
Summary: Not impossible, but you will need some kind of 3rd part help! See VB does not actually work directly with the Windows Messaging System, rather the sy...
Summary: Well, that all depends upon what you are trying to accomplish (and knowing what language will help too). You can add an event handler to handle the R...
Summary: Win32 applications are simply applications that run under Microsoft Windows 32 bit Operating Systems. This means that they cannot run under the Micro...
Summary: You can enumerate the windows and send a close windows message to the start button and/or start bar. I have done this in the past and it works pretty...
Summary: An answer to message Name: atapi103 Date: January 03, 2003 at 15:22:45 Pacific Subject: edit text control /r/n Win32 OS: Win 98 SE CPU/Ram: 32MB Hell...
Summary: what exactly are you trying to do? It has been a while since I did any windows specific programming but if you tell me what functionality you want may...
Summary: SERVER: =========================================== Create your interface, threads, streams/io etc, whatever you use for basic client server communica...
Summary: How can I display an numeric variable in a Windows message box? Several times I have wanted to display a message box to print out the value of a varia...
Summary: So from what I understand, there is software installed for the UPS, so that the UPS can communicate through a port(?), and allow the OS to try shuttin...
Summary: Ok. I have the hardest part finished. I am able to get all the keyboard input from the program using a system hook and a custom DLL. Now I still am h...
Summary: Oh, but let me warn you. If you are a VB programmer and you think you are going to understand C++/MFC...you are in for a rude awakening. C++ and MFC ...
Summary: Maybe you could try using SetTimer(); its event driven so if you do: SetTimer(1, 30, NULL); The function OnTimer(); will be called every 30 millisecon...
Summary: BaBa, This is nothing more than an additional form that you can add to the installation package wizard when your product is ready for packaging as a d...
Summary: Easy way to program...hmmm maybe visual basic? Not simple, but not too terribly difficult either. If you made a program that processed the keypresses...
Summary: No, see DOC C++ applications LOVE the processor, so naturally they wanna hug it. Now, if you are talking about not hogging the processor...then you go...
Summary: I have a question of probably little practical importance but the fact that I haven't been able to do it has struck a nerve :). With that disclaimer....
Summary: If you are running in a tight loop, you should either have the app sleep or allow for Windows Messages to be processed. This is the only way to free ...
Summary: Hello computing group yet again, hoping that somebody can help me out with MFC now. I am trying to write a CEdit box which will only call it's messag...
Summary: You may be able to run chkdsk (scandisk for ntfs basically)... at the DOS prompt after a reboot, instead of scandisk. If it gives you the "not a valid...
Summary: I just wrote this program to help me differentiate polynomials. but when ever I run it, the program stucks once you click on the differentiate button....
![[higher confidence]](http://static.computing.net/img/AT-red_x.gif)
- higher confidence, ![[lower confidence]](http://static.computing.net/img/AT-black_x.gif)
- lower confidence
