BillWoodruff wrote: but not as much as I am suffering from theirs. How true! :sigh: Marc Latest Article - Class-less Coding - Minimalist C# and Why F# and Function Programming Has Some Advantages Learning to code with python is like learning to swim with those little arm floaties. It gives you undeserved confidence and will eventually drown you. - DangerBunny Artificial intelligence is the only remedy for natural stupidity. - CDP1802

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Hi Claude, The reason of the problem is that the code uses the definition of MultiMon.h for function MonitorFromRect instead of using the native definition of this function coming from WinUser.h. Solution : remove line "include MultiMon.h" from OXToolTipCtrl.cpp to force the usage of WinUser.h definition for this function. Florianne :)

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BillWoodruff wrote: To do so, the EU will next week unveil a controversial revamp of copyright laws that will include several bold proposals to change the way content, including big ticket sports games, are both accessed and paid for in Europe, according to the draft seen by AFP. This her eis the one reaosn I believe Brexit happened. Murdoch's rag pushed for it to protect his BSkyB revenues for the EPL.

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Hi, Your not really 'printing' but rather painting text using GDI if your utilizing the TextOut function[^]. Sounds like the wm_erasebkgnd handler (or conversely WM_PAINT if you are painting in the erase handler)is overwriting what you painted. You should share some code. Also recommend reading all of this: Painting and Drawing[^] Best Wishes, -David Delaune

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Gagnon Claude wrote: I have changed the caption of a menu item in the IDE. Where exactly did you change it, and have you rebuilt the project?

See http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb760690(v=vs.85).aspx[^].

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"Mom, why do I always have to wear a helmet outside?" "Shut up and bring more of those dead drones to the recycler than last month!" The drones are built with the same components used for model helicopters. The batteries last only minutes and every additional weight (including stronger batteries) costs more energy. Taking energy inductively from power lines can work, but at the cost of turning the power lines into drone highways. This may cause traffic jams and collisions. Also, the batteries had to be reduced to a minimum to allow a greater payload and the additional induction coil and battery charger. The drone could only reach places that are less than a few minute's flight time away from a power line. The motors are not built for constant use. They produce too much heat which lowers their life time. Allowing the motor to cool down between flights prolongs their life, but even then they would only last some days of constant use. Failure would be hard to predict. Just last week a friend#s new motor failed after less than an hour of total flight time. Motor failure in the air leads to a nice destructive crash. A traditional helicopter at least allows a skilled pilot to land with auto rotation. The extra weight for heat sinks or more robust motors again would limit the usefulness of the drone too much. Lithium polymere batteries tend to degrade quickly when they are discharged too low. In that case not only their capacity is quickly reduced. They can also heat up too much and catch fire or even explode. The batteries can be monitored, but what should a drone do when the battery fails and begins to heat up? Land? Ask for help? Ah yes, another great cause of failure is vibration. Vibration can weaken carbon fiber structures or cut wires. No matter what breaks of fails that way, the result usually is a crash. And again, the extra weight for reinforcing everything as a precaution gets expensive. What use would be drones that need that much maintainance or most probably crash within a few days of autonomous operation? The language is JavaScript. that of Mordor, which I will not utter here I hold an A-7 computer expert classification, Commodore. I'm well acquainted with Dr. Daystrom's theories and discoveries. The basic design of all our ship's computers are JavaScript.