OK. Here are the details: I am using Windows Vista. I am developing the application using VS 2005 (C++). I have tried PostMessage & SendMessage. Both have same behavior in both cases. Thanks.

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Hello, I am trying to send a message across processes. However, the message is not successfully sent. Here is what happens: a) If the process (from which message is to be sent) is not elevated, then GetLastError returns 5 which means access error. b) If the process (from which message is to sent) is elevated, then the message is sucessfully sent. Now the problem is I cannot elevate the process. Is there any work around or possible solution. Thanks.

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Hello, This is the solution I found from another source: ======================================================= Apart from WMI, a nice and elegant way to do that is to place a small DLL "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Windows\AppInit_DLLs" (see also http://support.microsoft.com/kb/197571 - "Working with the AppInit_DLLs registry value") DLLs listed in AppInit_DLLs will be loaded into every newly created process and will allow you to perform any notification via the DLL's 'DllMain(). Let me know, if you need help with source code.

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Hello, I am also looking for a similar solution. My Questions are: 1) The solution requires DDK to be installed. Where can I download DDK from ? 2) Will this solution work on Vista ? Thanks.

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Yes, I was thinking that global hooks will be helpful. But can I get some sample code please. http://www.google.com

I think I mentioned that the dialog exists in another process.

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Hello, I have a handle of a dialog(The dialog lies in another process). Now I want to add a button to that dialog, is it possible ? Thanks.

I am sorry, my bad. What I meant was: I am new to the software development of dvd player for windows. I need some basic tutorials and resources to start with. Thanks.

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Hello. I am new development of dvd player. Any good material to start with. and Some sample codes too. Thanks.

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I want to rotate view and also want to add a feature of viewing multiple documents (2/4) in single view (Just like Adobe PDF reader provides). Any help ?

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Hi, I have a window which I want to see as always visible and active to the users. I have placed the window on top portion of the screen. Now I want all other windows(could be any window) below that window. I guess there should be an API which sets a region(boundary) for windows to be placed in. Can some one help me. Thanks.

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I am adding images at run-time. So I cannot do this since it is done at compile time.

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Hi, I am at the final stage of developing an application which allow user to create a screensaver from images(gif,bmp or jpg). The images are loaded at run-time. Now how can I integrate these as embedd in the new exe ? Is there a way I can do it ? Currently, I am loading the images from the path. The screensaver(scr) is developed by renaming the exe file to scr and moved to windows/system32 folder. This works very fine under windows vista. However, windows xp does not display any image with this implementation. Any help here ? Thanks.

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Of course. I get the access deny error in vista. If I copy to sub-folder where the application reside, I dont get any sort of issue. I assume this is because of extra security measurement taken by vista. I am looking for a possible solution, since I have seen many applications having the access to system32 folder. Thanks.

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I am developing an application in C# and want it to run under Vista environment. I am copying a specific file from a path to Windows/System32 Folder. However, I get access denied error even though I have logged in as administrator. Thanks.

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I am developing an application in C# and want it to run under Vista environment. I am copying a specific file from a path to Windows/System32 Folder. However, I get access denied error even though I have logged in as administrator. Thanks.

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Hi, I am creating a developing screensaver in C#. I have done everything to create screensaver. Now I am stuck in a problem. How to create a scr file ? I have renamed the exe to scr. However, if I right click the scr file and select the install option, my antivirus prompts a suspicious activity. Any help on this ? Thanks,

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Hello, Thanks for the response. Yes I know you were talking about embedding resources at build-time. That is why I asked for run-time. The reason for this, if the user removes the images at the path or user wants to redistribute the screen saver. Then user would need to relocate the images as well. So in short I want everything in a single exe(scr) file. Yes, resourcewriter creates a satellite dll. This has better results as compared to loading images at run-time.That is, the actions of user deleting the images does not affect the screen saver. However, relocating the screen saver on another machine would still require to move this dll as well. Thanks.

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Thanks for your response. I am adding the images at run-time.Any help on this. I have got to know about ResourceWriter which creates a satellite dll. What I need is a single scr file, which has the resources embedded. So any help on making the resource embedded in an exe at run-time ? Do I need to compile another exe(scr) at run-time and embed those images in the new exe(scr)?

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