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In general you can't.

You can request the recipient send you a receipt when they open your email, but there's no way to force them to do so. If you're using a web interface instead of an email app you might not have that option to begin with.

Why not send the email as HTML. Then insert a transparent 1x1 gif in the email. But, make the gif's src="" attribute point to an asp/aspx page so on the server you can log requests for the image.

One problem though... MS Outlook and Express blocks the downloading of images in preview pane by default I think.

Cheers and Good Luck

Phi?

I know outlook does since I use it at work. Not sure on OE, my copy's set to do html->plaintext conversion before rendering, but IIRC before I found that feature it did load images automatically.

Like requesting a receipt though, this is something that might or might not work, and the use of webbugs is considered rude, so I'd view it as an inferior option.

Both Outlook and Outlook Express block images by default. (And I think Hotmail has a mail bug blocker, too.)

hi i dont know how, but i have seen this type of use. whenever i send e-greeting through Santabanta.com, there i check a option which enable me to know when recipients opened the e-greeting.
there must be some way to do that.

Can any body tell me about SAP, and Oracle Financial, I mean what's the purpose of the two. How can they be useful and Especially what is the difference between Oracle Fianacial and SQL Server 2000. I haven't checked Oracle Financial but i worked on SQL Server 2000. Please if any body knows share it with me.

FIRE

There is no article related to MSAA is available. Please provide an article exploring the concepts of MSAA and their conventional as well as unconventional usage.

Sunil Virmani

Introduction
In object-oriented programming (OOP) paradigm, real world problem is considered as a collection of objects where programming objective can be achieved through interactions among objects. In other words, to develop an OOP program/software, we must start with developing the abstract data types (ADT’s) for all identified object in the problem at hand. These ADT’s will be later transformed into classes using any OOP language, such as C++ and Java™.
In this project, you are going to use several Two-dimensional transformations such as (translation, scaling and rotation).Your program shall have the following capabilities:
1. Use the keyboard to enter the values of the translations, scaling and rotations.
2. You may choose an object consisting of (minimum) 6 to (maximum) 20 vertices. Develop class that represent polygon objects of arbitrary vertices. The class must have default shape for polygon with arbitrary vertices.
3. Through the program, you may be able to choose the type of the transformation by the keyboard.
4. Displaying the shape of the polygon before and after transformation either using console (C++) or graphical user interface (GUI), (Java).
Transformation Matrices

You may need to prepare the following functions:
• Identity.
• Translate.
• Rotate.
• Scale.

Each of above functions will be able to multiply the vertices of your object by the desired value of transformation and produce the new vertices that are ready to be drawn. Make these functions general, i.e. they can accept an array of vertices, and produce an array of the output vertices. The above functions should perform these operations by using matrix multiplication.
Using the Keyboard
In this assignment, you will use the keyboard intensively, all the commands will be entered using the keyboard and in the following manner:
• Type the Letter “i” or “I” to reset all transformations and the original object should appear.
• Type the Letter “t” or “T” to translate the object, and the program should prompt the user to enter the number of pixels that the object will move in the x and y directions. Once these values are entered, the object should be drawn in the new position.
• Type the Letter “r” or “R” to rotate the object, and the program should prompt the user to enter the value of the rotation angle in the counter clockwise. If this value is negative, the rotation will take place in the clockwise direction. Here, you should take into consideration the rotation about the origin and the rotation about one point of the object.
• Type the Letter “s” or “S” to scale the object, and the program should prompt the user to enter the scale factors. Scale factors must be greater than 0, because negative values will flip your object. Think about fixed point scaling also.

• Type the Letter “f” or “F” to flip (Reflect) the object. The reflection points that make the line of reflection, may be entered by the keyboard also.
• Type the Letter “q” or “Q” to quit the Program

"If I did your homework for you, then you might pass your class without learning how to write a program like this. Then you might graduate and get your degree without learning how to write a program like this. You might become a professional programmer without knowing how to write a program like this. Someday you might work on a project with me without knowing how to write a program like this. Then I would have to do you serious bodily harm." [Thanks to Jack Klein]

IF you attempt your project and run into difficulties and request specific assistance where you're stuck it's one thing, but we won't do your homework for you.

We are not here to do your Computer Graphic (ECE4130) homework for you. Try to do it on your own. There are a lot of people here who can *HELP* you work through specific problems.

I'm trying to hook keystroke so that I could change that key to another, for ex : someone press "a" but appear "b". I've found a lot of sample about hooking but most of them are developed using C++, and I'm not good at C++, so could anyone show me an example of changing user keystroke to another one please. (I'm not trying to make a virus or keylogger, it's just a word game using VB.NET)

Thanks,
platino

Can anyone provide an article, summary or review on the RFC2821 (SMTP). or any thing that talks about SMTP

SS

Follow this link:
SMTP tutorial

I'd be interested in peoples ideas or solutions in the area of user definable data entry forms. E.g. layout editing, runtime generation of winforms and webforms, event handling and embedded code in user defined forms.

While i was cruising thru the net i accidently found a rather intresting concept
How you rate this
concept
http://gcommerce.blogspot.com/

hi
im looking for C# articles and working examples on intellisense or Auto completion
any help would really be appreciated

thanks Smile | :)

regards paula

Paula,

A search in CP in the homepage for 'autocomplete' really gives a long list of articles.

Smile | :)

Vasudevan Deepak Kumar
Personal Web: http://www.lavanyadeepak.tk/
I Blog At: http://deepak.blogdrive.com/

The number of books in the reviews section are too pathetic.

I have no particular type of books in mind to buy at the moment. If I see a good review, I may consider.

Thanks for reading!

yes

I'd like to see someone take a crack (with C#) at implementing the interface "enhancements" Microsoft is planning with Office 12... in particular, these new replacements for toolbars/menus called "Ribbons".

Just wait a few weeks - I bet the major vendors of UI libraries will all be doing Office 12 copies Real Soon Now. Wink | ;)

--Mike--
Visual C++ MVP Cool | :cool:

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Hello,

Plz discuss also abt assembly lang programming (8086).

I m a novice at assembly can anyone help me.

Thanx.

Maria

Google results for "assembly windows"[^].

You're not going to find much support for that here. Assembly is pretty much a lost art in the Windows world.

RageInTheMachine9532
"...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome

Sadly, I have to agree with you. But as a first-class developers site, we should keep our mind open. I understand the Windows' dominance, but there are so many greate technologies there. I found the articles/discussions on this site are too narrowed into Visual C++ on Windows. "CodeGuru" is much the same. We should be more diverse.

- A cross-platform developer

jd

What I think Dave is trying to say is not that CP shouldn't host x86asm articles but that with so few people using it anymore that the authorbase doesn't exist to produce articles any longer.