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I guess it's as simple as adding *.lnk file to some directory in windows root (at least it worked with simple directory links). Too bad I forgot the exact path, but you can easily find it anyway, I'm sure.
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 Someone told me that you cant have VC++ 6.0 and VC++ .net on the same computer because they will mess each other up. Is this true? If so, is there anyway around it?
Thanks a lot
David
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Bullsh_t!
There are both VC++ 6 and VC++.NET on this computer which I am using. No problem with them at all. 
Maxwell Chen
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i confirm max'l chen's post... i both use VC++ 7 and .NET and i've got no pb... (i also have a piece of the VC++ 5 !!!  )... no problem so 
TOXCCT >>> GEII power
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The trick is to install VC++ 6.0 first and if you uninstall it, you need to run a repair on the VC++.NET install to restore the file associations.
Anyone who thinks he has a better idea of what's good for people than people do is a swine.
- P.J. O'Rourke
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I have VC++ 1.52c (for DOS based apps), Visual Studio 6.0 and Visual Studio .NET 2003 installed on each of my machines (home using XP Pro, work using W2K and a laptop using XP Pro). No problems at all...
Steve
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Steve Mayfield wrote:
have VC++ 1.52c
How did you install VC++ 1.52c on WinXP? I am curious!
My VC++ 1.5x only allows me to install on Win98... 
Maxwell Chen
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All I had to do was put in the CD and run the setup program. I just tried the V1.52 setup program again and it starts up OK. You probably need to install V1.52, then VS6.0 and finally VS .NET so the various settings are done in the correct order. There is a batch file that V1.52 Setup creates that has the various Environment Variables initializations - I took them and merged them into the Environment Variables under Control Panel / System / Advanced / User Variables.
Steve
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Steve Mayfield wrote:
You probably need to install V1.52, then VS6.0 and finally VS .NET
Well, I haven't have a clean WinXP system to try this way. Next time I'll have a try when I get a clean system.
When I launch the VC++1.51 setup, it pops up a message box for only Win95/98 supported.
Maxwell Chen
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Are 6 and .net on different hard drive partitions? Just dont want to mess things up.
Thanks a lot for the replies!! 
David
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They don't need to be. I have VC6, VS.NET 2002, and VS.NET 2003 installed together on several machines. By default, they install to separate directories.
Software Zen: delete this;
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something wrong with my func(I marked probkem arrea) :
char buf[MAXCODE];
ClearString(buf);
//Send "BEGINRECV"
if(!send(Client,"BRCV",MAXCODE,0))
return ERR;
//Request query
if(!recv(Client,buf,MAXCODE,0))
return ERR;
if (strnicmp(buf,"SUCC",4) != 0)
return NOREQUEST;
ClearString(buf);
//Send "SIZE"
if (!send(Client,"SIZE",MAXCODE,0))
return ERR;
//Request query
if(!recv(Client,buf,MAXCODE,0))
return ERR;
if (strnicmp(buf,"SUCC",4) != 0)
return NOREQUEST;
ClearString(buf);
char *recvSize;
recvSize = new char[MAXMESS];
ClearString(recvSize);
//Recieve SIZE
if(!recv(Client,recvSize,4,0))
return ERR;
if(!send(Client,"SUCC",MAXCODE,0))
return NOREQUEST;
int size = StringToInt(recvSize);
delete [] recvSize;
char *data;
data = new char[size];
ClearString(data);
// Here recv recieves "BRCV" whatever server sends. If server doesnot send anything it anyway recieves "BRCV"
// It always recieves "BRCV"
if(!recv(Client,data,size,0))
return ERR;
if(!send(Client,"SUCC",MAXCODE,0))
return NOREQUEST;
fData.Empty();
fData = data;
fData.Insert(size, '\0');
delete [] data;
//Send "ENDRECV"
if(!send(Client,"ERCV",MAXCODE,0))
return ERR;
//Request query
if(!recv(Client,buf,MAXCODE,0))
return ERR;
if (strnicmp(buf,"SUCC",4) != 0)
return NOREQUEST;
ClearString(buf);
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have you ever tried to send a string that was containing white spaces...? the string is not sent entierly. if you do this :
strcpy(strBuf, <font style="color:purple;">"hello world!"</font>);
send(sockfd, strBuf, strlen(strBuf), 0);
you will have "hello" received, then at the next recv() call on the peer, "world!" will be get.
it looks the same thing here. are you sure you don't send a white spaced string ?
TOXCCT >>> GEII power
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Using MFC I needed to create 10 Excel sheets within 1 workBook ! I am really having trouble doing this .
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Please explain your "trouble" in more detail. You'll receive more help this way.
"The pointy end goes in the other man." - Antonio Banderas (Zorro, 1998)
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Using MFC I needed to create 10 sheets ! I am really having trouble doing this .
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Hai
How to implement autoshape in Microsoft dhtmled control. Pls give the suggesition
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I have a .txt file with numbers on the first line eg. 123'146'145'106'143'134'143
How do i add 1 to this number in the text file.
Useing the hole string as one big number 123146145106143134143
Also keeping the ' in the string
So 123'146'145'106'143'134'143 would be 123'146'145'106'143'134'144 or 123146145106143134144 as a hole string .
(but needs to be saved as 123'146'145'106'143'134'144 in the text file)
Also i want it so any number in each '#' can only go upto 150 ,If it gets to 150 reset it back to 0
How can i go about doing this.
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There are several ways of going about this, but without knowing more about your requirements, some of them might not be applicable.
If the length of the string is constant, something like this:
CStdioFile file(...);
CString strLine;
file.ReadString(strLine);
int nNum = atoi(strLine[24]);
nNum += 1;
... If there is always seven groups of numbers, something like this:
AfxExtractSubString(str1, strLine, 0, 0x2c);
AfxExtractSubString(str2, strLine, 1, 0x2c);
...
AfxExtractSubString(str7, strLine, 6, 0x2c);
int nNum = atoi(str7);
nNum += 1;
if (150 == nNum)
nNum = 0;Do these help at all?
"The pointy end goes in the other man." - Antonio Banderas (Zorro, 1998)
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Is it possible to dock a Dialog Box just like a toolbar to anyside of the framewindow !
If yes pls tellme
Shailesh
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I have not heared about dialog box!
But you can do this using CDialogBar. You can design the dialogbar in dialog editor and made it dockable.
search for the sample in msdn about CDialogBar.
Hope It help
Kamyar Souri
Booria CAD/CAM Systems
www.booria.com
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I want to implement autoshapes in my sample Dhtml editor and i don't know how to do it? So can anybody help me?
Thanx...
lokesh
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I wrote a string class and try to test with a very simple driver program, but there are some erros, can somebody help me figure out my mistakes?
thank you!
--------------Configuration: main - Win32 Debug--------------------
Compiling...
main.cpp
Linking...
main.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol "public: __thiscall myString::~myString(void)" (??1myString@@QAE@XZ)
main.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol "class ostream & __cdecl operator<<(class ostream &,class myString const &)" (??6@YAAAVostream@@AAV0@ABVmyString@@@Z)
main.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol "public: __thiscall myString::myString(char const *)" (??0myString@@QAE@PBD@Z)
Debug/main.exe : fatal error LNK1120: 3 unresolved externals
Error executing link.exe.
main.exe - 4 error(s), 0 warning(s)
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myString.h file:
//myString
#ifndef MYSTRING_H
#define MYSTRING_H
#include<iostream.h>
class myString{
friend ostream &operator<<(ostream &, const myString &);
friend istream &operator>>(istream &, myString &);
public:
myString( const char * = "");
myString(const myString &);
~myString();
const myString &operator= (const myString &); //assign string
myString &operator+= (const myString &);
int operator! () const; //empty string
int operator== (const myString &) const;
int operator!= (const myString &) const;
int operator< (const myString &) const;
int operator> (const myString &) const;
int operator>= (const myString &) const;
int operator<= (const myString &) const;
char &operator[] (int);
myString &operator()(int, int);
int getLength() const;
// void toUpper (myString &);
// void toLower (myString &);
private:
char* sPtr;
int length;
};
#endif
________________________________________________________________________
myString.cpp file
//myString.cpp
#include<iostream.h>
#include<string.h>
#include<assert.h>
#include"myString.h"
myString::myString(const char *s)
{
lengh = strlen(s);
sPtr = new char[lengh +1];
assert(sPtr!=0);
strcpy(sPtr, s);
}
//convention constructor
myString::myString(const myString ©)
{
lengh = copy.length;
sptr = new char [length +1];
assert(sPtr!= 0 );
strcpy(sPtr, copy.sPtr);
}
//copy constructor
myString::~myString()
{
delete [] sPtr;
}
//destructor
const myString &myString::operator = (const myString &right)
{
if(&right! = this)
{
delete [] sPtr;
length = right.length;
sPtr = new char [length+1];
assert (sPtr!= 0);
strcpy(sPtr, right.sPtr);
}
else
cout<<"Attempted assignment of a String to itself\n";
return *this;
}
//operator =
myString &myString::operator+= (const myString &right)
{
char * tempPtr = sPtr;
length+= right.length;
sPtr = new char [length +1];
assert(sPtr!= 0);
strcpy(sPtr, tempPtr);
strcat(sPtr, right.Ptr);
delete[] tempPtr;
return *this;
}
//operator +=
int myString::operator! () const{return length == 0;}//empty
int myString::operator == (const String &right) const
{
return strcmp(sPtr, right,sPtr) == 0;
}
int myString::operator!= (const myString &right)const
{
return strcmp(sPtr, right.sPtr)!= 0;
}
int myString::operator< (const myString &right) const
{
return strcmp (sPtr, right.sPtr) < 0;
}
int myString::operator> (const myString &right) const
{
return strcmp (sPtr, right.sPtr) > 0;
}
int myString::operator>= (const myString &right) const
{
return strcmp (sPtr, right.sPtr) >= 0;
}
int myString::operator<= (const myString &right) const
{
return strcmp (sPtr, right.sPtr) <= 0;
}
char &myString:: operator[](int subscript)
{
assert(subscript >= 0 && subscript< length);
return sPtr[subscript];
}
myString &myString::operator() (int index, int subLengh)
{
assert(index >=0 && index<length &&sublength="">=0);
myString *subPtr = new myString;
assert(subPtr! = 0);
int size;
if((subLength == 0)||(index + subLength > length))
size = length - index+1;
else
size = subLength +1;
delete subPtr->sPtr;
subPtr->length = size;
subPtr-> = new char[size];
assert(subPtr->sPtr!=0);
for(int i = index, j = 0; i<index+size-1; i++,j++)
="" subptr-="">sPtr[j] = sPtr[i];
subPtr->sPtr[j] = '\0';
return *subPtr;
}
int myString::getLength()const{return length;}
ostream &operator<< (ostream &output, const myString &s)
{
output<<s.sptr;
return="" output;
}
istream="" &operator="">> (istream &input, myString &s)
{
static char temp[100];
input>>temp;
s=temp;
return input;
}
________________________________________________________________________
very simple main :
#include <iostream.h>
#include "myString.h"
#include <string.h>
int main()
{
myString s1("happy");
cout<
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So is the modified code OK now? 
Maxwell Chen
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Thanks for the help, I haven't check it yet.
but I think it will work fine.
Thanks again
from foxele
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