That sucks. Can't there be a transitional time when it is available or housed somewhere else for a couple of months so those of us who want it can download everything we can use?
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Pardon me if I have missed the word...Is all of the old MFC 4 stuff gone for ever?
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Settings file for devStudio 6Anyone remember the file that keeps track of devStudio 6 settings, like keyboard maps to macros and addins and color scheme for the main screen? I want to set up another computer with the same settings as my current dev station without having to write down all of the individual things. Thanks, Lee
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You are FAT not bigI am big AND fat, but not obese. I am just shorter that 6'1" and 25 lbs. overweight (consisting almost entirely of fat), but luckily, there isn't a great deal of visible difference between now-me and then-me when I was only 185 lbs. (as long as I am dressed). So rather than starve myself and exercise, I choose to stay fat. Am I offended when someone suggests (which they never do, due to the fact that I don't really look fat) that I am fat? No, I agree. But there is no associated guilt for me, having chosen my 'condition'. Would I like to be lighter? Sure, but not badly enough to make it happen. So what? Well, like me, obese people are so because they got there, OR (||) stay there by their own volition. Does that make them detestable? Not to me. But I agree, they are fat. I am fat. Some skinny people are phat. If you cross the pond, are you trans-fat? Too many people no longer recognize the truth, having convinced themselves that truth is relative (most of my relatives are not fat). But truth is truth, ignore it at your peril. Fat folks know they are fat, but unless you are wholey in that realm, you can't say so. If you're not extremely well tanned you can't use the 'n' word even in conversation about the 'n' word, but they can, and do, use it referencing themselves. As long as I am making enemies, those who CHOOSE to behave cross-gendered refer to themselves lovingly using the same 'f' word the Brits use for cigarettes. But can you and I speak like that in 'polite' company? Not any more. So, where does that leave us? Unfortunately, for some, we must live filled with fear for what some people will think or say, even though we don't respect those people anyway. So why do we fear them? Because we gave them the power to make our decisions for us. It wouldn't be polite to ignore them now, would it? m_fatBoy
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Kudos to the crewYes, kudos! Looks excellent.
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language of error messageNo..., that's the first think I checked and it is set at American English, which of course is why the rest of the OS is in English...
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language of error messageFor some unknown reason my system has changed language for error messages. When I call CException::GetErrorMessage( buf, maxSize ) I get error messages in German, which might not be too bad if I knew German, but I only speak American English. While I admit this makes me less interesting as a person, it makes my error reporting useless. Historically speaking, this language change is recent, perhaps following the use of someone's submitted article on this site. My question is, how do I change the default error message language back to English? Anyone... anyone? Stumped
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tool barsDoes anyone know how to implement docking toolbars in a dialog app? There are articles about toolbars in dlgs but the ones for docking all use EnableDocking called on CMainFrm which as far as I can see is not available.
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Environment configurationDoes anyone know where keyboard macro information is stored? I don't mean where are the macros stored, but where the key/macro mapping is stored. I would like to be able to quickly configure someone else's computer to have the same key combination to macro mapping mine does. Thanks, Lee