hello all I am searching for MFC XP Explorer Bar like. I found an OCX control called vbAccelerator Explorer Bar Control I tried to use this control inside my MFC application but visual studio 2003 didn't extracted all the required interfaces to deal with the control. I added the control to the project by adding new class from activeX control. I would like to know how to add this OCX to my MFC project right :confused:your help is so much appreciated

Hesham

hi all I want to debug visual c++ 2003 application in windows 98. as you all know, vs 2003 can't be installed in 98. I have an application running will in windows 2000 and XP but has problems in 98,me so I need to debug the application in 98. Your help is so much appreciated Hesham

Will directshow is different from VFW API First it is com based, so no more flat API calls, just com objects Second, DirectShow framework depends upon waht is called a Graph and Filters. So I think what you need is to develop your own data stream filter (there is examples with directshow) and build a graph to capture from your stream filter to the avi file. Data Stream Filter ----> VIDEO ENCODER Filter (if any) ---> AVI MUX Filter ---> File Writer Filter. Hope this helps to figure out what reading you need in directshow to do your work Hesham

is your export form should be modal? If not, you can make your export form as class member and construct it in your main form contstructor and at View_Click(..) you can write only exportForm.Show(); Hope this help Hesham

You can group nativemethods in different classes. for example, process related methods in NativeProcessMethods, GDI related methods in NativeGDIMethods. where to put these classes is a raltive issue dependent in your design. But I prefer to put all native methods classes in a class library to use it in another porject in the future to avoid rewriting the code. Hope this helps:) Hesham

Please supply the print code chunk to get to your problem Hesham

Hi all Will I am using GDI+ to manipulate images. I am having this strange behaviour with Bitmap::Clone() function. When I create a Clone from an Image object, and then try to LockBits for the cloned image, I get invalid pointer. I did a workarround for this: Bitmap* p_new_image = new Bitmap(p_src_image->GetWidth(),p_src_image->GetHeight(),p_src_image->GetPixlFormat()); Graphics* p_graphics = Graphics::FromImage(p_new_image); p_graphics->DrawImage(p_src_image,0,0); delete p_graphics; will this code is working with LockBits very fine. The documentation for the clone function is not clear, is this a bug in the Clone function, or I didnt understad the Clone function will? Regards Hesahm Hesham

you can modify the style of button by removing the BS_DEFPUSHBUTTON style DWORD style=btn.GetButtonStyle() style&=~BS_DEFPUSHBUTTON; btn.SetButtonStyle(style);