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Ras or Dun problem artful16-Jul-04 14:24 artful 16-Jul-04 14:24  Ok, I am making a program for a friend that travels alot and has several internet connections around the world. Therefore he would like a dial up application that logs time on each different connection and all the details. Now i can dial and hung up with no problem but once I have dialed I don't know what to do next. I seem to receive alot but internet explorer doesnt find any pages nor can i connect to something directly with the ip. Could someone please point out the steps invovled in successfully connecting to the internet with a third party software package. Thank you. Re: Ras or Dun problem palbano16-Jul-04 16:02 palbano 16-Jul-04 16:02  artful wrote: Ras or Dun problem Now i can dial and hung up with no problem So you have created a dialup connection using RasDial()? Is the Ras Entry you used connecting to an actual ISP? "No matter where you go, there your are." - Buckaroo Banzai -pete Re: Ras or Dun problem artful16-Jul-04 23:01 artful 16-Jul-04 23:01  yes, I'm testing it on Wanadoo Spain dial up service. Re: Ras or Dun problem palbano17-Jul-04 6:25 palbano 17-Jul-04 6:25  So when you use the Windows dialer with that entry everything works fine but when you use your application and RasDial() with that entry it does not work? That is bizarre. I would not have a clue what would cause that. "No matter where you go, there your are." - Buckaroo Banzai -pete Signature for Software, code require Clark Nu16-Jul-04 13:20 Clark Nu 16-Jul-04 13:20  generate key pair, signature a text file, no hash, then write to a listens file which can be complete revert to the text file. revert fuction also needs. Re: Signature for Software, code require palbano16-Jul-04 16:12 palbano 16-Jul-04 16:12  You can do all that with PGP http://web.mit.edu/network/pgp.html[^] If you are saying you need it intergrated into your application you can use the commercial version (not free) http://www.pgp.com/products/whatsnew/pgp-ebusiness-server-71.asp[^] "No matter where you go, there your are." - Buckaroo Banzai -pete Setting Defualt Value under reg key Archer28216-Jul-04 11:58 Archer282 16-Jul-04 11:58  Ok, i know how to set the value of keys in the registry, but im not quite sure how to set the defualt key's value, is there some special way you have to go about? an example would be nice. thanks in advance. Re: Setting Defualt Value under reg key bikram singh16-Jul-04 12:06 bikram singh 16-Jul-04 12:06  Pass a '0' or a NULL-String ("") i.e. two double quotes with nothing in between, to the RegSetValueEx()'s lpValueName parameter. The hKey value should be an open key or one of the "default" root keys such as HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT, HKEY_CURRENT_USER etc. Bikram Singh Re: Setting Defualt Value under reg key ThatsAlok16-Jul-04 16:43 ThatsAlok 16-Jul-04 16:43  here take a small example:- you have to give the value to defualt value of Archer key presents in following path. HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Archer Now Here is Code:- CRegKet a; a.open(HKEY_CURRENT_USER,"Software\\Archer"); a.SetValue("Archer",""); a.Close(); this will do it for you. ----------------------------- "I Think It will Work" Formerly I AM Known As "Alok The Programer" ----------------------------- Alok Gupta visit me at http://www.thisisalok.tk The windows look... 0v3rloader16-Jul-04 10:52 0v3rloader 16-Jul-04 10:52  Hello there! Again I have a question for those of you out there... And this time it is all about 5 windows (modeless dialog boxes) I have being displayed at a certain point in time in my SDI MFC app. It happens that these 5 windows, which are created with a CFrameWnd as their parent (the main window), lose their focus, meaning they become inactive => therefore the thread subject). That mustn't happen at all costs as it just hasn't got any logic -- not from the User Interface point of view anyway. What I was expecting to create was five dialog boxes which look active whether they have the focus or not. What I need, basically, is five windows, which look like toolboxes, that must look active independently of whether they have the focus or not. Can someone please point me in the right direction? All comments/suggestions are more than welcome. Thank you very much. David PS: By the way, these modeless dialog boxes have the "toolbox" style. Re: The windows look... Ravi Bhavnani16-Jul-04 11:56 Ravi Bhavnani 16-Jul-04 11:56  I'm sure there's a better solution than what I'm proposing: do custom painting of the caption bar (see this[^] article) and always execute the "is active" case. /ravi My new year's resolution: 2048 x 1536 Home | Articles | Freeware | Music ravib@ravib.com Re: The windows look... 0v3rloader16-Jul-04 12:03 0v3rloader 16-Jul-04 12:03  Hey! Thanks for the reply! I was actually considering that option, but I kept on thinking that a different approach could be pursued... I guess there isn't... Can I just ask you something? Do you know any links that teach how to paint the title bar of Windows XP controls? Thanks Rav! David Re: The windows look... Ravi Bhavnani16-Jul-04 12:11 Ravi Bhavnani 16-Jul-04 12:11  Not sure what you mean by a title bar of a control. In general, you can customize a control's appearance by overriding DrawItem(). This method is passed a pointer to a DRAWITEMSTRUCT that defines the drawing operation to be performed. /ravi My new year's resolution: 2048 x 1536 Home | Articles | Freeware | Music ravib@ravib.com Better way Ravi Bhavnani16-Jul-04 12:06 Ravi Bhavnani 16-Jul-04 12:06  Ah. Override CWnd::OnNcActivate() and return 0. This will prevent the window from appearing inactive. See this[^] MSDN link. /ravi My new year's resolution: 2048 x 1536 Home | Articles | Freeware | Music ravib@ravib.com Re: Better way 0v3rloader16-Jul-04 12:15 0v3rloader 16-Jul-04 12:15  I was trying that Ravi... but I don't know why it doesn't seem to work with my dialog boxes. Could that have anything to do with the fact that the events aren't being fired? Re: Better way Ravi Bhavnani17-Jul-04 4:22 Ravi Bhavnani 17-Jul-04 4:22  Besides writing the handler, you need to have a message map entry that will cause your handler to be invoked. Is that what you meant? /ravi My new year's resolution: 2048 x 1536 Home | Articles | Freeware | Music ravib@ravib.com Re: Better way 0v3rloader17-Jul-04 5:00 0v3rloader 17-Jul-04 5:00  No, I mean, the event handler is invoked and executed -- no problem with that whatsoever. The problem is that because the dialog box is being kept active, the main frame window and the other dialog boxes don't receive any message notifications... I wonder why? David PS: Could this be a dialog box-only issue? Re: Better way Ravi Bhavnani17-Jul-04 5:42 Ravi Bhavnani 17-Jul-04 5:42  Ah (again). I think a better way would be to just override WM_NCPAINT and always render the caption bar as active. This will allow the modeless dialog to become inactive when necessary, but it will appear active to the user. /ravi My new year's resolution: 2048 x 1536 Home | Articles | Freeware | Music ravib@ravib.com Re: Better way 0v3rloader17-Jul-04 5:47 0v3rloader 17-Jul-04 5:47  Ravi Bhavnani wrote: I think a better way would be to just override WM_NCPAINT and always render the caption bar as active. And how do I do about rendering the caption bar (independently of the Windows OS version installed) ? I mean, is there a way of calling a API method to do that? David Re: Better way Ravi Bhavnani17-Jul-04 6:53 Ravi Bhavnani 17-Jul-04 6:53  David, check out these 2 articles: Prevent window deactivation[^] Question #2[^] /ravi My new year's resolution: 2048 x 1536 Home | Articles | Freeware | Music ravib@ravib.com Re: Better way 0v3rloader17-Jul-04 7:10 0v3rloader 17-Jul-04 7:10  Quote (...) because only one window can be active at any one time in Windows. However, it has become normal practise for tool windows and main windows to appear active at the same time. I think it looks more natural this way, (...) This is precisely how I feel and that is why I was looking (in vain) for a way to accomplish it. Ravi, thanks a lot for those two brilliant links! You have indeed solved my problem. Again, thanks for the time you've wasted on me. David Re: Better way Ravi Bhavnani17-Jul-04 7:23 Ravi Bhavnani 17-Jul-04 7:23  Glad I could be of help! /ravi My new year's resolution: 2048 x 1536 Home | Articles | Freeware | Music ravib@ravib.com Displaying an internal variable &quot;to the screen&quot; via a dialogue box Tim Hsieh16-Jul-04 10:06 Tim Hsieh 16-Jul-04 10:06  Greetings, I am currently using Microsoft Visual C++ to develop a GUI/UI for an I2C Read/Write program. Right now, I have a dialogue box implemented (a Resource file [.rc] that I included in the project). I believe I have the edit boxes working fine, where the user can enter certain parameters into blank boxes (i.e. start address, how many bytes), but the thing is, I have no way to check internal variables in my program, because there doesn't seem to be a way to "printf" values to the screen with a dialogue box. Therefore, my essential question is: how do I output certain internal variables to the screen if I'm using a dialogue box interface? I essentially am looking for a "window" into my internal variables, maybe some type of text/edit box that continually "updates" with a new value of my internal variable - just something equivalent to a "printf" statement, but for a dialogue GUI box. Does anyone know how to do this? Any insight into this problem would be greatly appreciated. Best Regards, Tim Hsieh Trex Enterprises Re: Displaying an internal variable &quot;to the screen&quot; via a dialogue box Rick York16-Jul-04 12:03 Rick York 16-Jul-04 12:03  Try TRACE or search for TraceWnd. __________________________________________ a two cent stamp short of going postal. Riddle me this Turtle Hand16-Jul-04 9:03 Turtle Hand 16-Jul-04 9:03  pADOLogin is never defined, which is passed into GETRS. any ideas how the compiler or the runtime know what to do with pADOLogin a.k.a. db? CString strSQL = "SELECT * FROM Login WHERE User_Name='" + m_strUserName + "'"; BOOL bLogin = VALIDATE_USER; GETRS(pADOLogin, strSQL, m_strUserName, this); #define GETRS(db, sql, user, pcs) \ CDBTier db;\ OPENRS(db, sql, user, pcs) #define OPENRS(db, sql, user, pcs) \ TRY{\ WriteToLog(sql, user, __FILE__, __LINE__);\ db.CreateDispatch("WorkFlowDBTier.DBTier.1");\ if (db.m_lpDispatch != NULL)\ { db.Open(0, m_strDataSource, user);\ if (m_bContentStarted)\ pcs->WriteResponseDebug(sql + CString(" "));\ db.OpenRecordset((COleVariant)sql);\ }\ else\ { WriteToLog("\r\nUnable to Create DBTier Dispatch", user, __FILE__, __LINE__);return FALSE;}\ }CATCH_ALL(e)\ {\ WriteToLog("SQL Error:" + CString(sql), user, __FILE__, __LINE__, e);return FALSE;\ }END_CATCH_ALL <signature> It's good to live, Josef Wainz Software Developer

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