Hello! First you need some basic routing skills for you to solve this. You should place the routers within the same network, then add routes with equal metrics, therefore if one link goes down, the routers should communicate with each other so that they pass traffic to the available gateway (in Cisco routers, CDP does this-it updates neighbouring routers of the status of one another). For eg if you have router a and b, incase router a is down, router a will receive traffic from the client pcs and since its status is down it will route traffic to router b, it knows the status of b, up. When both links are up, you can use static routes to direct traffic to the interfaces on your routers depending on the size of your network. This can balance your load. --------------------------- Both optimists and pessimists are important in technology. The optimist invented the aeroplane; the pessimist invented the parachute. Regards, Hesbon Ongira Nairobi, Kenya.

What I need is to set the modem properties for the dial-up connection I create programmatically. The GetCommState fn works if I have handle to the serial port. I just need to set-up the connection so that whenever the user dials the connection, the correct settings are used to connect with the modem.

My application is used in critical applications. Therefore, normal users are not allowed to use anything outside of my app. Not even calculator! To get access to other applications, I might provide a password-protected option to them.

If you are using Windows XP Proffesional, then click start and then click run. Type: gpedit.msc

Cool Ju wrote: Try LogOnUser function to get the token I need to run my app on the same session as the current interactive session. LogonUser will create a different session. Furthermore, how do I get to know the username, etc..... I want to achieve something of the sort that DCOM does. For DCOM servers, we have the option to specify to launch it in the interactive user's session. Similar kind of thing is what I am looking for...

Make sure the dependencies your service has on other services are set up correctly. Maybe in this particular instance, your service is trying to start before another dependent service is running.

Definately sounds like a hardware problem, have a quick read of this[^],

Why don't you use iframes. when user complete the action on that event pass the parameter to iframe which call the another page and on that page you can write the code of save. it will refresh only iframe not the whole page. with the help of iframe you can do easly update and client page cannot be refresh only iframe will refresh for that particular task of saving first make a page and onload of this page write the code for saving perticular data to database and the saving code will be the parameter that u pass to tha iframe which call the page of saving. and in iframe just give source of that page with passing parameter. that time only iframe will refresh and your saving page do the task of saving and client can do his work without whole page loading. If u understand this then ok or mail me i will send u whole code of iframe how they work and how they usefull when u dont want to load or refresh whole page. (Hemant U. Mane)

We wrote the management scripts for our project using python to get around this problem, but I guess that isn't what you wanted to hear, :) From a quick experiment it looks like NAV hooks into the actual COM objects that of WSH (only a guess) - I tried getting smart and renaming the interpreters, but it still brings up the error dialogs. This Microsoft Knowledge Base Article seems to indicate that Microsoft don't even have a consistent approach to working around this problem. http://www.python.org/ Python Windows Extensions If you can keep you head when all about you Are losing theirs and blaming it on you; If you can dream - and not make dreams your master; If you can think - and not make thoughts your aim; Yours is the Earth and everything that's in it. Rudyard Kipling

How about to use TRACE and view it in DebugView or your IDE debug pane? Sonork 100.41263:Anthony_Yio

Steve S wrote: Is your keypad simulating a staggered qwerty, or is it more rectangular? The alphanumeric keyboard is a staggered QWERTY. The keyboard is a relatively simple dialog box, and the keys are pushbutton controls. One important note: the pushbutton controls are a little unusual. Normal pushbuttons issue a BN_CLICKED notification when the button is released. The pushbuttons I use in my keyboard and numeric keypad issue a notification when the button is pressed. This results in a much more natural feel, in terms of the onscreen keyboard feeling like a real one. Software Zen: delete this;

This snippet may help. #include ... HWND ShowHelpPage (LPCSTR szPageName, LPCSTR szAnchor) { CString helppage = CGlobals::GetExeDirectory (); helppage += "XXXX.chm"; if (szPageName && ::lstrlen (szPageName)) { helppage += "::/"; helppage += szPageName; helppage += ".htm"; if (szAnchor && ::lstrlen (szAnchor)) { helppage += "#"; helppage += szAnchor; } } HWND hReturn = ::HtmlHelp(::GetDesktopWindow (), helppage, HH\_DISPLAY\_TOPIC, NULL); return hReturn; } Iain.

YaronNir wrote: your case is the second one, UI thread. all UI threads in MFC application must inherite CWinThread class..... then when you call AfxBeginThread(..) method, you pass your dervied-CWinThread object as the parameter. the CWinThread class, has the method : "InitInstance()" there you must create the proper MDI objects you want to display..... I have already done that. But, the problem is how do I create a CWinApp object. Since, my app is a console app, I cannot declare a global variable for the CWinApp object. Also that object would be instantiated in the main thread, whereas my UI is in different thread.