Nice to here that your software has got awards and ratings but awards and ratings are not enough to sell a software. It should have the facts in numbers of how it will help and get a ROI .Why will people invest in your software if they don't how it will help them and if they don't know what's the ROI they will be getting from the investment. You also need to showcase how your software is unique when compared to other software.

It seems to me that once you hit that service using the tool it should be providing you with a list of all the available web enabled services that you can access. LinkedIn[^] | Blog[^] | Twitter[^]

Well said. Exactly what I was thinking, but you reflect it in a much more polite manner. :) I wasn't, now I am, then I won't be anymore.

Do not repost the same message in different forum. You send this message in vc++ forum and ATL forum as well. Yes U Can ...If U Can ,Dream it , U can do it ...ICAN

Thanks Shilpi. Actually I didn't get reply for some time so I did post in different forum. Sorry for that. The way you are saying, is making my service 64 bit itself. My application consists of 4 DLLs, one ATL service(an exe) and a main exe. And all these binaries are 32 bit. So I want my service to be 32 bit only. Any help you can provide? Thanks and Regards Aseem

HI Aseem, Good to know that you solved your issue. alternatively you can elevate run prompt from Task Manager. Go to TaskManager click on Processes Tab Click on Show process from All users Go to File Menu->New Task This allows the execute command in admin mode. Thanks Prashanth

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Hi friend. Thanks for your reply. I have changed the plan. I'll use some third party licensing. Regards Aseem

Actually I found that Address member on many machines comes as an empty string. But it was AdaptorName member of PIP_ADAPTER_INFO which return the string such as "4960B27D-C24F-4C8B-886E-4E6BB93913C4".

Hi Piebald, Thanks for your reply. My requirement: My application can allow/revoke the right of changing system time and date to any user but only if it is being run from an administrator user. When I run my app while logged on as an non-admin user, my application cannot allow or disallow any right to any user (this is desired behavior and its working fine). But same thing happens even when I log on as a user with admin rights. The only way my app can allow or revoke rights to any user is first-the current user should have admin rights, second-application run with "Run as administrator" option. If you can suggest me any solution, plz let me know. Best Regards Aseem

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Hi Ash, Thanks for your reply. I could fix the problem the way you said. Thanks and Regards Aseem Sharma

Crypto Obfuscator supports obfuscating WPF assemblies. Try it out.

To be 100% sure what the problem is, crack out windbg with the SOS extension for .Net. You can use ADPlus to take a memory dump of the .Net process in question, and then load the dump file into windbg. The SOS debugger extension is used for debugging .Net memory dumps. Using !dumpheap -stat will show you all instances of objects on the heap. Given an instance handle, using !gcroot will tell you which thread is keeping the instance alive. Using !clrstack for that thread will show you the stack for that thread, pin pointing the exact code. These commands are only the tip of the iceberg though, check out Tess Fernandez's blog at http://blogs.msdn.com/b/tess/[^] for help on using windbg for memory leak debugging in .Net.

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Thank you..

Oh, and BTW, there's a gui to this stuff: just run run secpol.msc on the box where you want to assign the privilege. The "change system time" privilege is under Local Policies --UserRights Assignments ----Change the system time Same restrictions apply: in a domain this will get overwritten by the domain security policy. Talk to your admin if you want to change this on the domain level.

You have posted exactly the same question in C/C++/MFC forum (here[^]) and in System Admin forum (here[^]). I know that sometimes it is hard to determine the best forum for a given question, but it is not a good idea to post the same question to multiple forums. Try to choose the most appropriate forum for your questions. Please read the forum rules[^].