Is there a way to fill out a web form by specifying values in the URL? Johnny

I want to make my program expire after 30 days. What's the best way to implement this? I just need a simple solution, one that will prevent normal users from bypassing the expiration. Thanks! Johnny Wood

I wrote some software and tested it on about 5 different PCs, all with different hardware configurations and varying Windows operating systems. After correcting a few bugs and taking care of platform independent problems, I thought the software was ready to roll. So, I wrapped it up and got it out there. However, now that it is available, I'm finding that it doesn't run correctly on MOST of the PCs that people are trying to run it on. What is the deal? How can I guarantee that my software will work??? I used a Microsoft compiler on a Microsoft Operating System using only Microsoft libraries. My software is the buggiest piece of !@#*@$. Doesn't it make sense that if it works 100% on one PC, that it should do the same on any other? Please crawl into a corner and die, Microsoft. Anybody have any advice for me??? How do I test my program in a way that I can be sure that it will work on the majority of other peoples' computers??? :(( Johnny http://www.draw-bridge.com

I am using a callback to process wave messages (WIM_DATA, WIM_CLOSE, WOM_DONE, WOM_CLOSE). The problem is: under Windows 9x and ME everything worked great. Now, however, Windows XP locks when I free up allocated memory by calling waveOutReset() or waveInReset(). I think the problem is that the callback exists in a different thread than where the memory was allocated. If this is correct, what should I use: GlobalAlloc(), VirtualAlloc(), HeapAlloc()??? Or should I be doing something different altogether? Johnny :confused: