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    I have been benefiting from codeproject.com for quite some time. I would like to contribute, but seeing as I am busy I would like to know if some of you would find the following useful before I write the articles. CUtility - a simple class which allows you to easily get the path of common directories such as My Documents and Desktop. CTransTabWindow - A CWnd derived class which allows you to create transparents tabs based off of bitmaps. An ICOP Winsock server program - a complete IOCP server which is easily adapted for Internet protocols like FTP. CEasyIE - A CWnd derived class which emulates a web browser control after an edit control, basically wrapping complicated MSHTML into an easy to use class. I've got a lot of other stuff I'm basically sitting on. Let me know if any of you are interested, and I'll get started soon!

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      I have been benefiting from codeproject.com for quite some time. I would like to contribute, but seeing as I am busy I would like to know if some of you would find the following useful before I write the articles. CUtility - a simple class which allows you to easily get the path of common directories such as My Documents and Desktop. CTransTabWindow - A CWnd derived class which allows you to create transparents tabs based off of bitmaps. An ICOP Winsock server program - a complete IOCP server which is easily adapted for Internet protocols like FTP. CEasyIE - A CWnd derived class which emulates a web browser control after an edit control, basically wrapping complicated MSHTML into an easy to use class. I've got a lot of other stuff I'm basically sitting on. Let me know if any of you are interested, and I'll get started soon!

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      Nish Nishant
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      CP is all about sharing knowledge. I'd recommend that you go ahead :-) Nish Sonork ID 100.9786 voidmain www.busterboy.org If you don't find me on CP, I'll be at Bob's HungOut

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      • A Adam Arthur

        I have been benefiting from codeproject.com for quite some time. I would like to contribute, but seeing as I am busy I would like to know if some of you would find the following useful before I write the articles. CUtility - a simple class which allows you to easily get the path of common directories such as My Documents and Desktop. CTransTabWindow - A CWnd derived class which allows you to create transparents tabs based off of bitmaps. An ICOP Winsock server program - a complete IOCP server which is easily adapted for Internet protocols like FTP. CEasyIE - A CWnd derived class which emulates a web browser control after an edit control, basically wrapping complicated MSHTML into an easy to use class. I've got a lot of other stuff I'm basically sitting on. Let me know if any of you are interested, and I'll get started soon!

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        Neville Franks
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        Adam Arthur wrote: An ICOP Winsock server program - a complete IOCP server which is easily adapted for Internet protocols like FTP. Anything to do with FTP is of interest to me. Adam Arthur wrote: CEasyIE - A CWnd derived class which emulates a web browser control after an edit control, basically wrapping complicated MSHTML into an easy to use class. Yes, this would also be of interest. Go for it. Neville Franks, Author of ED for Windows. Version 4.01 just released, with a C++ Class View that actually works. www.getsoft.com

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          I have been benefiting from codeproject.com for quite some time. I would like to contribute, but seeing as I am busy I would like to know if some of you would find the following useful before I write the articles. CUtility - a simple class which allows you to easily get the path of common directories such as My Documents and Desktop. CTransTabWindow - A CWnd derived class which allows you to create transparents tabs based off of bitmaps. An ICOP Winsock server program - a complete IOCP server which is easily adapted for Internet protocols like FTP. CEasyIE - A CWnd derived class which emulates a web browser control after an edit control, basically wrapping complicated MSHTML into an easy to use class. I've got a lot of other stuff I'm basically sitting on. Let me know if any of you are interested, and I'll get started soon!

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          Adam Arthur wrote: CUtility - a simple class which allows you to easily get the path of common directories such as My Documents and Desktop. I have something similar except it's a token replacer. It will take a string like "[ProgramFiles]\\MyApp" and convert it to "D:\\Program Files\\MyApp". That way I don't have to "build up" lots of strings in my application. It usually takes just one line to get the full path I need. Something to consider. Personally, I don't use MFC so the other stuff doesn't sound to interesting to me.

          Todd Smith

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