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Fuzzychaos

I just had to do this yesterday. Check out the MS KB link and modify the registry or files as needed according to the IE version matrix[^]. In my case the installer checked for IE 5 for NT. With Procmon running, I only updated whatever registry keys where checked by the installer and then restored them once the installer completed the checks. It also worked to fix the check for an older version of a Windows Service Pack, an old Adobe Acrobat Reader and an old Java Runtime Environment. Jeremy

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Fuzzychaos

Depending on the wireless router hardware that you have you might be able to flash it with dd-wrt or other modded firmeware. This will allow you to use 1 wireless router to do both of the things you are looking to do. There are quite a few pages on the subject, check out these to get started: http://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/Multiple_WLANs[^] and http://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/Separate_WLANs[^] Separate wired from wireless: http://www.broadbandreports.com/faq/12676[^]

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Fuzzychaos

The Haiku bank gave a 3 line verse on the nature of surviving the crisis. ;)

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Fuzzychaos

But didn't the zooming in thing work in 'Blade Runner'? ;P

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I'm would to find out if anyone has an example of spying on another app like the Managed Spy[^] but being able to retrieve the selected row and/or the text in the various columns of that row. Is it possible in .NET 2.0? I would especially appreciate an example of MFC C++ spying on .NET 2.0 code and being able to get the DataGridView text. Thanks,

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Fuzzychaos

Pretty good experience for certain development work. However some of the DOS stuff I do won't run at all with certain interrupts, simply crashes the NT/XP VirtualBox instance, so that kinda sucks :(

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Fuzzychaos

Actually it is totally possible with a project right here on CodeProject!!! http://www.codeproject.com/cpp/sendkeys_cpp_Article.asp It took me this long to eventually find my functioning code, which led me back to the article. Now I just have to check that a C# version exists and if not I will convert the project myself. I am real, and I can't junk the DOS program because I work in the real world where you can't just re-write software on a whim to meet the latest craze, especially where it would be dangerous to do so (people's limbs at risk).

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Fuzzychaos

I'm trying to use different functions like SendInput and SendKeys to send input for controlling a DOS program running in a Command Prompt window (very old DOS program - no source code). Both of the above functions work on a standard Command Prompt, but it doesn't work on the DOS program once I run it. It also seems that many of keyboard macro programs don't work on these types of DOS programs either. Does anyone know of how to send the key input in the way that many DOS programs are reading input from the keyboard? I solved this once a very long time ago using libs in Windows XP (still running this OS) but lost the code and my source of information :((.

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Does anyone have a solution for trapping the proper messages which will allow you to enable your menu item in some hooked programs which always disable the menu items? I guess I'm looking for something equivalent to ON_COMMAND_UPDATE_UI but as a message caught using a hook dll. My attached menu items can be enabled by trapping some messages from the other program but when it paints the window my menu is disabled again. Any help would be appreciated.