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QueueUserAPC returns 0 and the documentation claims that GetLastError doesn't return anything for this call. Kind of a bummer, huh?

The documentation says the handle needs to have the THREAD_SET_CONTEXT access right. How do I give the thread handle this right? Do you think this is even the problem?

I'm using Visual Studio .NET...

I'm new to Windows Forms but I've programmed using Visual C++ 6.0 quite a bit.

The application I'm writing uses the same group of controls repeatedly. Kind of like a grid where each box contains...

There are publicly available list control sub-classes such as CXListView that already do what you want to do and more. You might want to look into that instead of reinventing the wheel.

Is there a good overview of how to print from Windows applications? Printing is pretty ubiquitous. I'd hate to have to reinvent the wheel, so to speak.

Is there a public domain derived class of CListCtrl that allows you to add a list of pathnames and have the list behave like the Windows Explorer?

For example, the right click menu containing Open...

Never mind. Replace operates on the CString. It doesn't return the substituted string. I was assigning the int return value to a CString.

You need to capture the return value from InsertItem. It is the new index of your item in the sorted list. Then use that index in your call to SetItemData.

I'm trying to replace all instances of the double quote character in a CString with to consecutive double quotes. The only thing that makes any sense to me:

str.Replace("\"", "\"\"") produces...

I have no OK button (I deleted it when I created the dialog) and I can't find any OnOK method.

How do I get this to stop?

Without removing it from the list.

You are reinventing the wheel. Figure out how to use an existing program like sed. You can just make a call to system() and invoke sed to do a global search and replace. You just have to install...

Is there any way to hide an item of CListCtrl?

What an unbelieveably stupid exercise.

It defies logic what is and has always been considered tuition. People leaving most institutions of higher learning know precisely nothing about anything...

for loops can also be used with clarity in non-counting situations. Here is one particularly elegant example:

for (char *token = strtok(str, "\t");
token != NULL;
token =...

void * is an untyped pointer. It's kind of like having O positive blood type. You can accept donations from anyone but you can't donate to anyone accept another O positive.

For example:
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Thanks SO much! How ever did you find this out? I've been searching the web like mad.

I have a CTreeCtrl in my application and I use InsertItem followed by SetCheck for each item in the list. When I show my dialog, none of the checkboxes are visually checked but they appear to be...

The problem was with the RichEdit controls in my dialog. Perhaps these reside in an OCX file which is not registered on my machine or doesn't even exist. I replaced them with regular old edits from...

When? I've been doing it for a living for 22 years.

Thanks for trying to help you guys. It shouldn't be this complicated. I'm about ready to give up programming.

I attempted to follow the instructions in the MSDN documentation for creating a modeless dialog.

Specifically, it suggests calling Create within the constructor of my dialog class, thereby...

After plunging to the depths of MFC I reached the point of no return. A MACRO invocation CreateDialogIndirect which invokes the Win32 function CreateDialogIndirectParam is returning NULL. As you may...

I've already tried that. Doesn't do a bit of good. I get the same assertion.

BOM_Dialog->Create(BOMDialog::IDD, NULL); or
BOM_Dialog->Create(BOMDialog::IDD, &m_Main_Tab);

Makes no difference.