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You don't have to do anything to 'make it into one string.' Just change the form action type to POST.

There isn't a way in the plain windows API to make dialog controls move as a group. A child window will move with its parent, but a group control does not act as a parent window.

I usually use...

When you say "service exe," do you mean you are running your process as a service? What happens if you set up your service to run under your own account instead of the system account?

Do you use...

David, that was kind of a serious story for a joke! ;)

In that vein, attached are a few pictures of interesting car wrecks. Enjoy.

It's probably using its own menu implementation, not built-in menus. Notice that the menu style is different too. Also notice that it's not using WM_COMMAND to signal the menu selections. You will...

Hey, that's me... but you know, if all the cars in the world were lined up like that, it would be perfectly safe to pass. :rolleyes:

I liked #13 and the cat story. :thumb:

Your client probably has a domain structure set up with policies completely different from those in place at your office.

Try this:
Have the client run your service as an administrator (not...

Why are you setting iImage and iSelectedImage? Set hItem only, since that is what you are searching on.

Looks like a multi-thread problem not necessarily related to ATL or WinInet.

You should initialize a new WinInet session from scratch on each thread. Other than that, WinInet is thread safe. I...

What I would do is:
1. Subclass the application's main window.
2. Look for WM_PAINT
- Pass message to original window function, then add your own drawing afterwards.
3. Pass on all other...

FWIW, Charles Petzold's books explain things in almost the exact manner Typewriter suggested. Highly recommended if you are looking for a comprehensive but comprehensible introduction.

Just-in-time debugging is only used to attach to an already running process. You can debug your program by just running the process in the debugger directly.

Do you have VS? If not, and you...

Here's a link to the Windows firewall API:

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa366415.aspx

I wonder if you can fire off a WMI script remotely to modify the WF in the way you want.
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It's not clear what you mean, but with Visual Studio, you can:

1. Open a DLL in Binary mode, which will give you information about all its contents in binary form.
2. Open the DLL in Resource...

Quell,

Regedit will give you the 'true' view of the registry, although it probably depends on the account you are running as.

A good Vista compatibility overview can be found here: ...

I don't understand how your app can work, on Vista or anywhere else. A cookie is initiated by the server. A cookie set by the client will be ignored by the server.

The key is probably created, but not where you think it's created. Vista uses virtualization, so that if you write to protected areas, such as under the HKLM registry root, or the Program Files...

That's correct. For an on-screen DC, the relevant size is that of the client area of the window. For an in-memory DC, the relevant size is that of the bitmap currently selected into the DC.

I seem to recall having encountered the same frustration and concluded it wasn't possible. Let me know if you find a way.

Check out the Scribble sample.

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/f35t8fts(VS.80).aspx

It may be a good starting point for you, and you may also be able to lift portions of it wholesale...

There could be any number of things going on. I suggest you go to the http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/windowsvista/aa904987.aspx
Application Compatibility web site and check out the "Cookbook"...

A Device Context doesn't have a size.

Yes, getting two different modules to encrypt in the same way really can be frustrating, especially when the two modules are written in different languages. I've had to do that before, aligning...

Shouldn't the "Final" parameter to CryptEncrypt() be TRUE?

The code looks like it takes all defaults for parameters such as initialization vector, padding, mode, salt, etc. These are all...

Your basic problem is that there is no such thing as a "paste event." There is a command event, but a command that means "paste" to one app may mean "print" to another.

There is a WM_PASTE...