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I concur - once you have used setwindowrgn the HRGN handle is now owned by the system Holy Handgrenade of Antioch instructions

Hi Masoud, No one replied, so am just replying to myself. O.K., its done, ready and fully functional as I exactly wanted it. Thanks to myself! Masoud

How much new are you in the 3D, OpenGL or Direct3D scene? :) There are many samples, codes and 3D Engines over the internet. Just insert a keyword on any search engines and WOW!, you would get lottttssss of hitssss! :) You want my openion? OPENGL RULES MAN!, BOTTOMLINE. :) (sorry for the capital letters) Good Luck! :) Masoud

Hi, 3 words! NEVER USE TIME PROTECTION!, IT FAILS!, ALWAYS! One question?, Are you the author of the software yourself? If yes, then you can surely code! so never use commercial protection programs coz they are always cracked!, they are the most targetted stuff! :-( But instead use your own personal imagination and coding techniques to produce a matching, validating and authorising scheme. I also recommend that you NEVER use Edit Boxes that are made within a resource editor, coz that's what they catch first! :rolleyes: Try making every thing that has to do with the protection W/O using the resource editor i.e. Create them at RunTime. Also try not to have a keygenerating method, they get it! All of us face the same when the final package is ready to be thrown into the market! :-( Good Luck! :) Masoud

Fully Customizable ?? How to we dynamically set the proxy edit fields for all the protocol types then, from inside some other Application??

You can draw dotted lines using a pen with the PS_DOT style. --Mike-- http://home.inreach.com/mdunn/ "That probably would've sounded more commanding if I wasn't wearing my yummy sushi pajamas." -- Buffy

Isn't this just a single-dimensional array? What I have in mind is to do something like this: CObject* pObj; CMultiArray array; array.SetAt(row,col,pObj); pObj = array.GetAt(row,col); or maybe something like this: array(row,col) = pObj; pObj = array(row,col);

Hello out there, greetings from Germany. If you need developers, I could be your man. I'm currently engaged in WAP, XML, MFC, ODBC and other technologies. Check out my bio or talk to me, which I assume to be the more informative way. My E-Mail is K.Klose@gmx.net. Would be nice to hear from you in any case. Perhaps we could exchange code and/or experiences with our world of bits&bytes. So long. Karl Klose ---- Pseudocode is code to demonstrate a concept, not designed to be run. Like certain Microsoft software. (Thanks a lot who ever wrote Robert's Perl Tutorial)

You can check for open PPP-(Point To Point Protocol) connections by calling RasEnumConnections() (see help for params). The function will return the number of active connections. If there is none, you can dial up one by calling RasDial(). Hope this will help you. --- Pseudocode is code to demonstrate a concept, not designed to be run. Like certain Microsoft software. (Thanks a lot who ever wrote Robert's Perl Tutorial)

I did a project on detecting plagiarism of code, and an algorithm that was useful for comparing files was Heckel's algorithm. The original paper was "A Technique for Isolating Differences Between Files" and was published in: Communications of the ACM, 21(4), pg 264 - 268. Its probably easiest to do a search on the web for Heckel's algorithm. Hope this helps. Regards, Krishna