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I did it in the past with ::CreateProcess() and didn't encounter any problem.

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This thread will help you.

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One way:



float Num=1.333f;
char Buf[128]={0};
sprintf(Buf,"%.2f",Num);
// Buf = "1.33"

You can start with this

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You can use OleLoadPicture() look at this sample from MSDN: How to load graphics files and display them in Visual C++

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Regarding pointers issue is not that straightforward it depend how you wrote your 32bit application, if you followed the rules you are ok if not you MUST change your code.

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Happy Birthday Sid :wave:

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One thing you can do is add the updater.exe file to your main application resource as a bin resource when you will want to use it simply extract it to disc as exe, and launch it.

When it launched...

As suggested you can use the:
::CreateProcess()

Save the process handle and in the loop you can call the:
::GetExitCodeProcess()

And check the lpExitCode code to see if its STILL_ACTIVE.
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Maybe this can help.

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One thing you can try is open command line (run->cmd) and enter:


c:\>net start beep

it should enable the beep if it disabled.

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I can recommand the USM.
look at this article

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You can use ::EnableMenuItem().

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Is this what you looking for?


HDC dc = ::GetDC(0); // will get dc to entire screen
color = GetPixel(dc, lp.x, lp.y);
::ReleaseDC(0,dc);


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Maybe this can help

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Look at ::SHFileOperation().

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Search the forums for keyboard hook. releavnt api is ::SetWindowsHookEx().

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Try this article.

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::EnumChildWindows ()

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Look at this FAQ.

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This article shows how to use ::PrintWindow() however minimized window wont work with it.

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This FAQ might help.

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You can try WM_DEVICECHANGE.

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Did you try?


HBITMAP hMyBmp = (HBITMAP)LoadImage( NULL,
_T("photo.bmp"),
IMAGE_BITMAP, 0, 0,
LR_LOADFROMFILE|LR_CREATEDIBSECTION);

Look at MSDN: Using Timers.

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