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>>Some of the Unix GUI libraries/frameworks were >>written in C and are being ported to Windows. GTK is one C framework originally developed for Unix. There's also a Windows port available.

>>Some of the Unix GUI libraries/frameworks were >>written in C and are being ported to Windows. GTK is one C framework originally developed for Unix. There's also a Windows port available.

Hi Eli, you cannot send formatted text with Simple MAPI by default (although some mail readers parse it correctly), because you cannot specify the format of the content in Simple MAPI. With Extended MAPI you can specify the encoding of the message body (text/HTML or text/RTF). For a sample, see Microsoft's MSDN online (search.microsoft.com/us/dev/) and search for article "Q216344". Willi ================== The original message was: Hi All, In my app I need to send e-mail directly. I use Simle MAPI for that and it works fine. The problem is that want to send formatted text. When I tried to set the message text to HTML text some e-mail programs (Like Eudora Pro) rendered it fine. However other e-mail programs (Outlook and Outlook Express) do not render it and just show the html source. I know that there is a way to send formatted text since Word does it. I already called Microsoft Tech Support and they couldn't give me an answer. Can anyone help? Thans, Eli.

Hi Eli, you cannot send formatted text with Simple MAPI by default (although some mail readers parse it correctly), because you cannot specify the format of the content in Simple MAPI. With Extended MAPI you can specify the encoding of the message body (text/HTML or text/RTF). For a sample, see Microsoft's MSDN online (search.microsoft.com/us/dev/) and search for article "Q216344". Willi ================== The original message was: Hi All, In my app I need to send e-mail directly. I use Simle MAPI for that and it works fine. The problem is that want to send formatted text. When I tried to set the message text to HTML text some e-mail programs (Like Eudora Pro) rendered it fine. However other e-mail programs (Outlook and Outlook Express) do not render it and just show the html source. I know that there is a way to send formatted text since Word does it. I already called Microsoft Tech Support and they couldn't give me an answer. Can anyone help? Thans, Eli.

I have a simple soucecode. I should not be a problem to implement it with MFC once you understand how it works (unfortinally the reverse is not so easy. MFC to simple function) Why does the program use other y pos than it was assigned? Sleep can solve bugs that is hard to find. Remove the comment to se the effect of sleep. _____________________________________________________________________________________ #include #include //Make sure you use Project->Settings->C/C++ ->Code Generation->Use runtime library->"Multithreaded dll" #include HANDLE hStdOut; char space[10]; DWORD test=0; #define MAX_CONCURRENT_THREADS 10 BOOL MyFunc(int x); HANDLE hEvent; void main(void) { hStdOut = GetStdHandle( STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE ); int x=0; hEvent = CreateEvent(0,0,0,0); while(x500000) _endthread(); } return 1; } Regards Andreas ================== The original message was: Hi, Have anyone any sample how to do a thread pool to win32 with C++ ? Regards MiLa

I have a simple soucecode. I should not be a problem to implement it with MFC once you understand how it works (unfortinally the reverse is not so easy. MFC to simple function) Why does the program use other y pos than it was assigned? Sleep can solve bugs that is hard to find. Remove the comment to se the effect of sleep. _____________________________________________________________________________________ #include #include //Make sure you use Project->Settings->C/C++ ->Code Generation->Use runtime library->"Multithreaded dll" #include HANDLE hStdOut; char space[10]; DWORD test=0; #define MAX_CONCURRENT_THREADS 10 BOOL MyFunc(int x); HANDLE hEvent; void main(void) { hStdOut = GetStdHandle( STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE ); int x=0; hEvent = CreateEvent(0,0,0,0); while(x500000) _endthread(); } return 1; } Regards Andreas ================== The original message was: Hi, Have anyone any sample how to do a thread pool to win32 with C++ ? Regards MiLa

================== The original message was: I'm urgently searching for the sample codes of SEARCH function written in VC++.. hope that someone can help me on this....thanks.. Take a look at strstr() char hello[1234]; strcpy(hello,"My name is Andreas and i am a programmer"); char *pnt; pnt=strstr(hello,"Andreas"); int len=pnt-hello; char space[100]; ::MessageBox(0,_itoa(len,space,10),"Found at",0);

================== The original message was: I'm urgently searching for the sample codes of SEARCH function written in VC++.. hope that someone can help me on this....thanks.. Take a look at strstr() char hello[1234]; strcpy(hello,"My name is Andreas and i am a programmer"); char *pnt; pnt=strstr(hello,"Andreas"); int len=pnt-hello; char space[100]; ::MessageBox(0,_itoa(len,space,10),"Found at",0);

Maybe http://www.codeproject.com/gdi/WebImageDC.asp will provide a starting point... ================== The original message was: I desperately want a class that does a couple of specific things. It's a personal thang - I'm writing an app that will be freeware, but it's such a challenge that I'm almost willing to pay for the help! I'm tired of hunting for info, and hackiong for results. I can't get my head round the bitmap structires enough to write my own functions - hence a public request for a class. I want it to: ~ be derived from CDC so that I can draw & blit to it, etc ~ be able to load from and save to 8,16,24 and 32bit DIBs ~ flip (mirror vertically) Any takers?? If so, I have an existing CDIB class that does nearly all of the above and will send it to anyone who wants it. Thank you in advance

Maybe http://www.codeproject.com/gdi/WebImageDC.asp will provide a starting point... ================== The original message was: I desperately want a class that does a couple of specific things. It's a personal thang - I'm writing an app that will be freeware, but it's such a challenge that I'm almost willing to pay for the help! I'm tired of hunting for info, and hackiong for results. I can't get my head round the bitmap structires enough to write my own functions - hence a public request for a class. I want it to: ~ be derived from CDC so that I can draw & blit to it, etc ~ be able to load from and save to 8,16,24 and 32bit DIBs ~ flip (mirror vertically) Any takers?? If so, I have an existing CDIB class that does nearly all of the above and will send it to anyone who wants it. Thank you in advance