Thanks for the reply. Verifying the data sent / received by the application is not complicated and it can be easily done. Plus a good security architecture is a must for every business. But they need some extra guarantees like ICSA Labs for example. But my product does not suit any of the categories (is not security related). If anyone can provide more solutions - leads :) I will definitely check them. Thanks again.

Hello, I have a software application that works in LAN. I have several requests from possible new customers to provide an independent reports that will certify that the software will not send data outside of their network. Do you know a company who can certify this by testing the product. Also do you have any idea about who much this will cost? The product already holds Certified for Windows 2003 Server from VeriTest This was a while ago.

Hello, I have to customize a old project to work with Cyrillic Characters. I have the following code:

CString MyText;
TCHAR buf[512];
SendMessage(lCurHwnd,WM_GETTEXT,sizeof(buf)/sizeof(TCHAR),(LPARAM)(void*)buf);
MyText.Format("%s",buf);

If the buf contains Cyrillic Characters (like Привет) this will be replaced with ??????. Do you know a way to solve this problem? This is my first meeting :) with Cyrillic Characters in a project and I do not know how to correct it. I am using Windows XP, SP2, Visual Studio in English. Thank you!

Thank you! Can you tell me (I am not sure) if this event WM_PRINTCLIENT is related with the user pressing Print button? I want to make sure that I get this event when the user want to print a page.

Hello, Can anyone point me a smaple that shows me how to hook the WM_PRINTCLIENT event. Thank you!

Thank you. I had just try the sample and it seems to work :). Thanks!

Hello, I have a command line application – developed by someone else and I need to be able to get the text from it (at some point that application writes in the command line window that a task is completed and I need to know when that occurs). I am able to find the window by the GetWindowText returns me the window name – which I already use for finding the window and the ::SendMessage(hwnd,EM_SETSEL,0,-1); //start selecting ::SendMessage(hwnd,WM_COPY,0,0); ::SendMessage(hwnd,EM_SETSEL,-1,0); //end selecting if (!IsClipboardFormatAvailable(CF_TEXT)) return TRUE; if (! ::OpenClipboard(NULL)) return TRUE; hglb = GetClipboardData(CF_TEXT); is not working. If anyone knows a way to solve this problem – please let me know. Thanks.

Hello, I have problem and I am wandering if someone can help me with a solution. I have a windows service that works well and when it is stopped by the user the server should disable the proxy settings. There are 2 great samples on codeproject that are working well on changing the proxy settings for IE. So I have moved a method named DisableConnectionProxy which works in sample code but does not work in the service. So I know for sure that DisableConnectionProxy method disables the proxy settings in IE, the same code does not work (it is executed but does not change the proxy settings) when it is part of the service. case SERVICE_CONTROL_STOP: DisableConnectionProxy("DefaultConnectionSettings") I think that this might have something to do with the service interaction with the desktop. The service is running under the Local System Account. If anyone has a suggestion or can recommend me a good article I would appreciate it. Thanks.

Sorry, I have an initial string, in which I have to find a substring and replace it with a diffrent one. Like Replace() from CString. Thanks,

Hello, Anyone can point me working a find string / replace function written in C (ANSI C). Thanks.

Hello, I have a c++ application that I develop. I use Performance Counters in order to check its system usage. The HANDLES used are continuously increasing when I perform the following operations: Open file – using fopen (I always close the files with fclose) String operations – using standard c functions like strcmp, sprintf and so on If anyone can point me a good article or solution (to check why the handles are increasing) I would highly appreciate it. Thanks.

Thanks a lot! I will give it a try.

Hello, I have a question: I have an application that is using Wininet.lib (set in Object/Library module). On most of the machines works well – but on some machines using IE 7 the Wininet.dll is causing an application crash. So I have tried to put Wininet.dll in the same folder with my application (the Wininet.dll from my machine) but still no luck. Anyone can provide me a solution to fix this behavior. Thanks.

Sorry for that. The link worked in my browser when I have posted the comments :). I have been using that software for 3 years and I am satisfied with the results.

Thanks a lot. I am interested if there is an easier way to do it -> I build a separate version for Japanese language so I do not need multi language support. Just starting a simple MFC Dialog application on which I can add static texts in Japanese.

Also take a look at http://www.jrsoftware.org/isinfo.php[^] - Inno Setup which allows you to build setups. It is prety easy to use. Dan.

Hello, I have a question for you. We have a MFC Single Dialog application that has to be translated in Japanese and I am unable to add static texts on the Dialog in Japanese. Can anyone provide me a solution, a link to read how implement Japanese support to MFC applications. Thank you.

I did. printf("%c\n", c); wprintf( L"%c", c ); Both print the same character which is not the correct one ┼ (this is printed instead of Π)

I did . Thanks. I do not use CString (not using MFC). Your solution works but I am trying to find a way to determine if there is a possible to find our which Greek character is assigned to -50 (if there is such a possibility).

Thanks for the reply. The whole application is developed around ANSI and changing everyting looks like not such a good idea. I was wandering if there is any mechanism to determine the “real character” behind -50. If I know that the real character is a greek character I can convert it into a html entity for example and I can get something like %u03C.