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Here you go:

http://www.codeguru.com/cpp/i-n/network/networkinformation/article.php/c5451

Try using Sockets, they are designed for networking developement. I believe you can also access the MAC ADRESS and interegate the network card.

Hmm, I use DAO and a somewhat simular technique/approach that works well. I don't have time to look it up right now, but I don't use .GetBuffer().


Why are you using .GetBuffer()? ... if I...

:) Well there is a way to show your appreciation. ... that's what most of these guys and myself response to posters who are in bad situations or are stuck.


... it also keeps these posters...

All you have to do is use CWND::OnLButtonDown it determines if the left button is down so you don't have to get involved with VK_LBUTTON(?).



OnLButtonDown(UINT nFlags, CPoint point)
{...

Why does it have to be modeless?

What happens when you just execute:



VisualManager::Get()->Demo();



Create a menu item for it and a function for the menu item. Are you sure that VisualManager::Get()->Demo(); does...

I have the following connection string that can't open my database. Does anybody here know what's wrong with this string?




char strConnAccess[] = "Driver = {Microsoft Access Driver...

I figured it out.


you have to include "no_namespace" in the import statement.

Don't forget to specify the path:)

I'm getting compiler errors that state "adOpenDynamic" is not defined. :confused: :mad:


Using V6.

Added


#import "c:\Program Files\Common Files\System\ADO\msado15.dll" rename("EOF",...

How are you specifying the include file?

#include ...????

i.e., post your include statement

Hmm, at this point you would have to create a scaled down version of your project so others can see the problem.

It's hard to give much more help without example code or a sample project.

...

:confused: Well what do you have right now??? ... and what is wrong with it!

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms997649.aspx#xpvisualstyles_topic1


Yep the whole story is here.

Hmmm, it sounds like you changed the code somehow when you converted it to 2003.

What Victor is trying to tell you is that the type of message you are trying to send is only works for CWnd derive...

Well it would help if you could explain what you are trying to do in the listbox???

Hmm,

What is ClassName derived from?


... what happens if you cast it to a CWnd? It appears that the compiler wants a CWnd derived class.

Yep, you can try something along these lines:



void InternetLink(CString Webaddress)
{
::ShellExecute(NULL,NULL,Webaddress,NULL,NULL,SW_SHOWNORMAL);
}

Oh, you didn't know.

The Express Edition doesn't support MFC but it does support WIN32 API. Winforms is part of .NET and not MFC.

Unfortionatly, you had to learn the hard way.

But if you...

Your on the wrong track. You shouldn't have to edit any compilier/linker flags in most cases.


Create an Empty project and copy the files into the project.


Try this first before editing...

Yep, sorry, I ment CRecordView (sort of look alike, but different under the hood:))

Well if the control executes a SQL statement then that's all you need.

I don't have MSDN in front of me, but there is a command something like CRecordset::Execute which will run a SQL command on...

Well, CFormView is more of a problem than a solution. I tried using it at first and it has a ton of problems. Memo fields are limited to the amount of text they can pass unless you go in and hack the...

if(!this->m_wndSplitter.CreateStatic(this,1,2)){
return FALSE;
};

if(!this->m_wndSplitter.CreateView(0,0,RUNTIME_CLASS(CLeftFormView),CSize(350,100), pContext)||
...