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I have to develop an application (NOT Facebook app – it will be run on a remote computer) that (in real-time) monitors all Check-Ins made into a specified Facebook page.

I know the Login /...

No, in my situation an active cannot be 'destructive' or just 'taking too much time to react on Stop signal'.

This is question about usability.

I develop a Windows application (standalone, not Web) that contains, partially, several list controls. The controls display some type of objects. Using such...

I have C++ Win32 app that uses HttpSendRequest to request some URL (via https). It worked OK earlier; but then errors ERROR_INTERNET_INCORRECT_HANDLE_STATE began happen. Why these ones? Any ideas?

Language: Visual C++ 6.0; MFC app with CWinApp-based class
OS: WinXP

I use a COM component (http://www.emailarchitect.net/webapp/popcom/) in MFC app. I release it BEFORE call of ExitInstance; in...

yes, I did it for Outlook. But however I need more examples

Can someone give me links to collection of samples of MIME emails in various formats? Of course I have already found examples of text/plain and text/html; but it is hard to find others. I am...

Can someone clarify me the following question - unfortunately I cannot understand it from MSDN docs. There are several messaging libraries in Windows - see...

I have to add into my server app an ability to receive a mail via POP3 and process it. The processing is: to convert it correctly into plain text (WCHAR* string).So I am looking for a ready...

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Please help me choose a component for the following task

I have C++ Win32-application (MS Visual C++ 2005 or 2008) that must:
- periodically (say once in 5 min) check a mailbox via POP3
-...

Thank you for the replies

During this time my task became more complicated (:-)) Now I should not only receive mails via POP3 but also convert body of received mail into plain text (WCHAR*...

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Please help me choose how (an API, component, library etc) can I work with POP3 in the following task. I have no experience with POP3 and do not know where to start.

I have C++...

I have created MSI package of my product - using Install Shield 12. A customer sent me the following complaint:

"We use corporate version of Norton Antivurus. After installation of your product,...

I need JScript that will be launched on Windows from command line. The script shoudl detect (using WScript, I guess) is the current user local admin on given computer or no.

How could I do this?

I have a project on InstallShield 12. The project includes standard redistributable module Visual C++ 8.0 ATL (x86) WinSXS MSM (Microsoft_VC80_ATL_x86.msm) – it contains file ATL80.dll and others....

I have the following problem with URL moniker. A Visual C++6 application downloads web resources. Somtimes (not always) the following happens:

1. While a file is being download my method...

I have the following situation: I have a lot of C++ sources with embedded documentation that is LIKE to .NET MS standard. It uses tags <summary>, <param>, <returns>:

/// <class name=MyClass>
///...

I have a MS Visual C++ 6 application, it uses Standard Library only. I need to perform a search in string by pattern that may contain wildcard symbols '*'. For example: to search in "abcdefg" by...

I have the following task. I have an array of non-negative numbers, let us name it A. For instance: {30, 3, 2892}. In fact, each of the numbers is count of some objects (it does not matter – which...

NtWriteFile is writing buffer of bytes into file, right? And I need streamed output - using std::wfostream or some other stream. More exactly, I need WCHAR-based stream - because of my output file is...

NtWriteFile? I do not think this is what I need. I need to somehow imrpove performance of std::wofstream; not just 'write blocks of bytes into a file'.

Release

I have tried - no effect.

BTW, when I tried to use std::ofstream instead of std::wofstream - the time was 200 ms! 20 times faster!!

>for (i = 0; i < 700000; ++i)

Sorry, misprint - in fact, there is '70000' in the program, not '700000" (extra zero). So the output file is, really, about 10 Mb. The time is, as I said, 4.1 sec.

I have the following code that performs writing into std::wofstream (with conversion into UTF-8):

std::wofstream stream;
stream.open(L"D:\\MyFile.txt", std::ios_base::app | std::ios_base::out);
...