I don't think the design would be discussed with such a small and confusing data. However,I don't think your inheritance idea is rightly applicable for models. Can you explain further if you have...
I dont think this is enough data on your problem. If I have understood correctly, you just want to import the data from XL to Access without the headers in XL, right? So using your code ignore the...
Waking up the monitor just for the message seems not so good idea, if the user is there he/she will anyway wakeup the monitor by pressing keys and then automatically see the message. So I would...
You can not export a class, but you can export the methods and variables individually, you can also export these with C++ way of exporting. You have Visual C++ project types like MFC DLLs that export...
Learn socket programming, try transferring text first, if you do that well then learn how to read in & play the audio input from your program and then do the audio transfer.
As you are a beginner, you should do a full time job and train yourself well, doing contracts is for people who specialize in the type of work and that's how they can keep getting good money out the...
You need to use a tool like process explorer to see loaded DLLs on the source comp and then see on target comp for the application that you are running.
This error is only seen when some of the DLLs are not passed on to machine where you are trying to run the app. So check again and make sure that these dlls are there.
You can always search for the Message on MSDN and get the details of it's parameters (WPARAM and LPARAM), you dont need to go to a central place and look for your message.
IMO, if there is more than 4GB attached (memory extensions) then it can be allocated even on 32 bit system. I think the limit is 2^36, if allocated with help of memory mapped files then this works,...
If CreateProcessAsuser returns non-zero value that means you do not need to check for last error, the function has succeeded, some internal API call resulted in the last error but the internal code...