You can do that with ShellExecute

hello, can someone tell me how to disable the drag&drop in a RichEdit control ? Do I have to use IRichEditOleCallback and how ? 1MB of thanks in advance

It's just because I make memory access and they seem to be slow. Never mind, I'll do more tests. Thanks.

The fourth parameter of CreateDIBSection (VOID **ppvBits) gives me values over 0x80000000, is it still system memory ?

hello, Is it possible to have CreateDIBSection to allocate the bitmap in system memory rather than in video memory (without DDraw) ?

Hello, is there a backup utility included in WinXP home edition that could backup a network drive ? thanks.

Oops, i forgot to call: CoInitializeEx(0, COINIT_APARTMENTTHREADED); Next time i'll read the docs more deeply.

Hello, I'm writing a browser helper object (BHO). It seems that I cannot do this : IGlobalInterfaceTable *g_pGIT = NULL; /* ... */ void CALLBACK TimerProc(UINT uID, UINT uMsg, DWORD dwUser, DWORD dw1, DWORD dw2) { HRESULT hr; IDOMPeek* pIDOMPeek = NULL; hr = g_pGIT->GetInterfaceFromGlobal( dwUser, IID_IDOMPeek, (void**)&pIDOMPeek); /* ... */ I get hr == 0x800401f0 Why and how should i do it ? Does I have to use ITimer, ITimerService, ... But i cannot find samples how to use that. Thanks.

file=fopen(m_pathname1,"r"); with a lowercase 'r' "640K ought to be enough for anybody." Bill Gates

There is also a very basic detection/debugging with _CrtDumpMemoryLeaks() and _CrtSetBreakAlloc() in crtdbg.h "640K ought to be enough for anybody." Bill Gates

There are lots of implementation of linked lists, you could try STL containers, they are very fast if they are used in a good way. There must be examples & tutorials here at CodeProject. You could also implement it yourself. Basically it should look like this : struct myList { long somedata; struct myList *next; }; "640K ought to be enough for anybody." Bill Gates

Daniel Turini wrote: So, explain me CoInitialize(NULL) and CoInitializeEx(NULL, APT_MODEL); Why do the hell they didn't use the dwReserved in CoInitialize to set the apt. model ? Why creating a Ex function that has the same dwReserved, plus the apt. model choice ? To be consistent with their inconsistency. "640K ought to be enough for anybody." Bill Gates

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If you have many data you could use a linked list structure. If you want to use arrays, use memmove.

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I'm not a guru but I suppose the the compiler interpret (well a compiler does'nt interpret code, but...) : char *str[] = {"one", "two"}; as char *str[2] = {"one", "two"}; I think (not shure) that your code might compile in old C but not in C++ (new behaviour).

And like this ? : typedef struct { char *(*errors)[]; } ERROR_LIST; char *errors[]; ERROR_LIST err_list={&errors}; char *errors[]={"An error","Another error",};

Thanks, I'll have to code :(( ps : your .scr is cool !

I know how to set the underline attribute, but i want to set the position (relative to the baseline) of the line. If possible ! Thanks anyway.

Hello, Is there a way to specify the position of the underline of a font ? thanx