Does the .Net Framework have any classes to view TIFF files? I find a lot of references to TIFF files in the online documentation, but none of them say anything about viewing. Man Learns from History that he never learns from History

I have a dialog based application which runs fine on NT and 2000. However, it doesnt work under XP. I have done some traces, the application gets invoked, but the main dialog window does not appear. Any ideas? Man Learns from History that he never learns from History

I have a dialog based application which runs fine on NT and 2000. However, it doesnt work under XP. I have done some traces, the application gets invoked, but the main dialog window does not appear. Any ideas? Man Learns from History that he never learns from History

This one is for IDL gurus!! Given a structure similar to the following, defined in IDL typedef struct { long something; [string]wchar_t * someotherthing; [string]wchar_t * yetanotherthing; }SOMESTRUCT I need my component to return a collection of SOMESTRUCT structures. (The exact number of SOMESTRUCT structures is not known until runtime) There are two options here 1. Use an open(or whatever) array of SOMESTRUCT structures. Can someone give me the IDL for this? 2. Define IEnumXXX for the SOMESTRUCT structure. Is there some sample code somewhere? thanks Man Learns from History that he never learns from History

I found the SHCreateStreamOnFile function. Was wondering if there was somthing in the STG group of functions that I could use. Man Learns from History that he never learns from History

What is the best way to get an IStream interface pointer on an existing file? I am using Visual C++ 6.0. Man Learns from History that he never learns from History

I am using the listview control from mscomctl.ocx in an MFC dialog. When I right click on an item in the control, I find that the parent window(the dialog box)receives TWO WM_CONTEXTMENU messages, instead of one. When I click on an empty are of the control where there is no item yet, only one WM_CONTEXT message is generated. What is the reason for this? Anyway to fix this? thanks Man Learns from History that he never learns from History

Is there a way in ATL to debug CoTaskMemAlloc/Realloc calls and make sure that CoTaskMemFree was called for every allocation? thanks Man Learns from History that he never learns from History

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Is there any way to display the actual characters in the debugger windows when using wchar_t characters and strings? Right now, I can only get it to display the unsigned short values. Man Learns from History that he never learns from History

I am using Visual C++ 6.0 and am having problems with the threads dialog box. I find that after suspending execution and opening the threads box, sometimes not all the threads in the process are displayed. I can see the threads in a suspended state in Spy++ though. Has anyone encountered this problem? Any help would be appreciated. thanks Man Learns from History that he never learns from History

I am using Visual C++ 6.0 and am having problems with the threads dialog box. I find that after suspending execution and opening the threads box, sometimes not all the threads in the process are displayed. I can see the threads in a suspended state in Spy++ though. Has anyone encountered this problem? Any help would be appreciated. thanks Man Learns from History that he never learns from History

How does one become a MVP?:-D Man Learns from History that he never learns from History

Just looking at the number of Managed C++ vs C# posts makes me think that the former has not been well accepted by the C++ community. So are most C++ programmers preferring C# for the .net world? Man Learns from History that he never learns from History

I need to display a tif file as a thumbnail on a dialog box. Is there any Activex control available that I can use? thanks Man Learns from History that he never learns from History

Hi I am looking to write a small VC++ utility which inserts possibly a few thousand records at a time into an Access database. The primary criteria here is efficiency. Which is the more suitable candidate? ODBC or OLE DB? Any input is appreciated. thanks Satheesh Man Learns from History that he never learns from History

How do you write a stored procedure/function that returns recordsets? Thanks Man Learns from History that he never learns from History

So would this work? When I decide I need to do a callback, I check the thread id of the current thread. If it matches the one that passed the callback pointer(which I would have stored somewhere), I make a direct call. If not, I call it via a proxy which I implement with custom marshalling. BTW, if I dont use callbacks in the component, can I go ahead and implement it as "both" without worrying about anything else? thanks!! Man Learns from History that he never learns from History

Trying to write an in-process component whose threading model will be "both". I want it to be instantiated in the same apartment as the client, irrespective of whether the client has entered an STA or MTA. If I understand right, the main criteria for writing this kind of component pertains to how I can perform callbacks to the client. thanks Man Learns from History that he never learns from History

I have been running around in circles trying to find comprehensive guidelines and examples on how to write "both" components, the msdn site is totally#$#$# up. Can someone give me some guidelines and point me to some articels/samples? thanks a heap:) Man Learns from History that he never learns from History