Windows API

So, do you have the source-code to Windows 8? This is a developers' forum - if you have code, we can help :) FWIW, it's a generic error-code in Windows. The code might be thrown by different games for different reasons. I'd recommend reinstalling that game and then to run in it "compatibility mode" (right click the icon, properties, go to "Compatibility" tab, set to Windows XP. Also tick the checkbox saying "Run as administrator". Then try again. Bastard Programmer from Hell :suss: If you can't read my code, try converting it here[^]

ckorda wrote: the behavior likely to differ in Windows 8, and/or in later versions of Common Controls? Yes. The common controls are changed with almost every windows-version. ckorda wrote: This is counter-intuitive, particularly on small screens. It's not. The navigation-part is not provided by the application, but by the OS whose controls you are using. Context-menu's in Windows can be navigated using the cursor-controls. That's also what the user expects. It's counter-intuitive to hunt for which key you think would be nice. There's also an accelarator-key, it's the one character that's underlines when you hit Alt-F10 which can be used for quick-navigation. It also allows for sub-menu's, allowing one to build a hierarchy. If it doesn't fit the screen, then you have too many items. Divide them in groups and use submenu's, or move them somewhere else. Are they REALLY ALL of them depending on the context? If not, then move them to a toolbar. If it really is a list, then don't use a menu - use a popup with a listbox. Don't abuse the system, and don't program against it - your hack may work fine in one version, and mess things up in another. Keep it simple and standard. Alternatively, if you really want this, then implement your own menu. It's just a Window with some buttons. Bastard Programmer from Hell :suss: If you can't read my code, try converting it here[^]

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Member 10710970 wrote: I've worked out how to do this for generic Windows hooks like for keyboard entries A keyboard/mouse hook does not work based on events - it works by hooking a API call. Member 10710970 wrote: but can't work out how to do it for Office events (e.g., saving or printing a document). Correct. Member 10710970 wrote: Can anyone point me to a reference of hooks available in Office? API Hooking with MS Detours[^] Bastard Programmer from Hell :suss: If you can't read my code, try converting it here[^]

Fine to here that you resolved the issue and posted the reason. It may be helpful for others.

No. First, Windows didn't support password protected archives. Second, questions on how to break security like that will get you banned. We don't condone hacking. A guide to posting questions on CodeProject How to debug small programs Dave Kreskowiak

You already posted this in the C++ forum; please do not crosspost, it wastes everyone's time.

Thanks.

I guess you are looking for an USB sniffer that is monitoring and logging data. With Linux, you can use usbmon which is part of the kernel and Wireshark[^]. With Windows there are multiple commercial tools and some free (e.g. usbsnoop[^]). Just google for 'windows usb sniffer'. The Windows Wireshark version can also sniff USB traffic when installing an additional tool like USBPcap (see the above link).

To call the default handler, call DefWindowProc() when using the Windows API. When using MFC, override OnPaint() or OnEraseBkgnd() and call the base class function first (e.g. CDialog::OnEraseBkgnd()). Note that there is an error in my previous post (I will edit it): WM_ERASEBKGND handlers must return nonzero when the background has been erased. You may also just get the return value of the default function and return that.

It seems that you're missing 'break' for case LVN_GETDISPINFO: switch block. [Delegates]      [Virtual Desktop]      [Tray Me !] -Malli...! :rose:****

I'm sorry but that really does not give us any useful information. Also, I have tried both old and new versions of this and cannot see any listbox marked "Look-in". Veni, vidi, abiit domum

How do you expect anyone outside the Microsoft Translator team to help you with this? You need to reach out to the team through their forums, discussion boards, ticket, etc. It could be a bug with the translator or it could be the way the translation works. Each translator has its own shortcomings and no translator is perfect. I find Google Translator to be far more superior than Bing Translator (which I suppose is the same as Microsoft Translator), especially with Indian languages.

handle1 = CreateThread(NULL, 0, Thread1, (void *)handle2, 0, &threadid1); handle2 = CreateThread(NULL, 0, Thread2, (void *)handle1, 0, &threadid2); 创建Thread1的时候你调用了thread2

Hello, I am trying to open a device over serial port using windows bluetooth api's. Following is the code snippet : BluetoothFindFirstRadio(&m_bt_find_radio,&m_radio); . . . BluetoothAuthenticateDevice( NULL, m_radio, &m_device_info, L"PASSKEY", SEVEN ); . . //m_device_info.Address contains the bluetooth address in the format "AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF" . . BluetoothSetServiceState( NULL, &m_device_info, &SerialPortServiceClass_UUID, BLUETOOTH_SERVICE_ENABLE ); If authentication fails then tried retry for 3 times. . . /* Logic has been implemented to find the com port created by BluetoothSetServiceState(. .. ) api. * / . . CreateFileA ( (LPCSTR)szComPortStr, GENERIC_READ | GENERIC_WRITE, NULL, NULL, OPEN_EXISTING, FILE_FLAG_OVERLAPPED, NULL ); szComPortStr is having the format : " \\\\.\\%s" where %s specifies the port number. If CreateFileA() fails then tried retry for 3 times. The CreateFileA() api fails for several times and works sometimes with same implementation. Thus the api shows unexpected behavior, resulting into application performance issue.

thnks a lott ravi sir.! i will work on it..

You might get a better response at http://www.codeproject.com/Forums/1651/Collaboration-Beta-Testing.aspx[^]. Veni, vidi, abiit domum

Well, I've compiled your code and invoke it. Whenever I invoke it, it didn't stop but I find that your code work well when during debug. About your problem, I think there is no answer. Because c++ stopped reading when It meets zero during read char arrays. So your code is right, I think. In my opinion, you could control your reading bytes which is set 70. :)