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Thanks, It is working after initializing all the required members tcItem.pszText and tcItem.cchTextMax along with tcItem.mask.

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How to get the title text CTabCtrl's tabs? The following code is crashing at the last line: TCITEM tcItem; tcItem.mask = TCIF_TEXT; m_ReportTabCtrl.GetItem(ID_PANE_FOUND, &tcItem); CString csText = tcItem.pszText; Thanks & Regards

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Here are some links for you to explore: AJAX Tutorial[^] Simple AJAX implementation for ASP.NET Web applications[^] AJAX Tutorial[^] ASP.NET Spiced: AJAX[^] AJAX Wiki[^] Regards

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If you want to open the URL in IE even if it is not set as default browser: ShellExecute(NULL,"open","iexplore.exe", csUrlToOpen, NULL, SW_SHOW); Regards

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Would like to add one point: When I was beginner level VC++ programmer, I lost almost a week debugging an EXE crash while selecting a file using CFileDialog dialog from desktop. The reason was one of the Acrobat Reader DLL. It was loaded whenever the crash happened. Got the solution from my colleague, then updated my question with answer in codeproject. I've written a mail / updated through their own forum to Acrobat that time, obviously there was no response.

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Did you check the return value of waveOutOpen is MMSYSERR_NOERROR or not?

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You can.. use CWnd::SetWindowPos[^] with the instance created for CMyFileDialog.

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Hope below links will help you: fastest c++ file compression library available[^] Cabinet File (*.CAB) Compression and Extraction[^]

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i've actually meant library path only.. thanks for the correction.. regards

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Ruchira Patel wrote:

fatal error LNK1104: cannot open file "hid.lib"

Check if the file mentioned in the error message("hid.lib") is present or not. If the file is in some 3rd party libraries installed in system, give the correct path in "Additional include directories" option of your project settings.

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You could find lot of articles by googling. Here some useful links: Multithreading with C++ and MFC [^] Multithreaded Applications using MFC[^] Creating a Multithreaded SDI Application[^] Regards

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Once try creating some new project of same type(SDI/MDI/Dialog) of your application and try compiling it. If the above test ok then, There can be many possibilities: Try clean & rebuild of your project. One reason could be compiler runs out of space - If your project size is very big, try splitting your project into smaller modules and compile. Check if there is any call to macro(#define) is done inside any destructor etc.. Regards,

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What kind of controls are they(C1 & C2)? If you could be more specific what to do you want to achieve, its easier for people to help. Regards,

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by googling[^] you can get most of the answers without posting it again and can save time.

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See if this tool helps: Dependency Walker[^] Regards

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visual leak detector[^]

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Anthony Appleyard wrote:

(1) Where is a program to make helps in the new format?

I hope this link will help you: HTML Help: Context-Sensitive Help for Your Programs [^]

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How to implement the zoom in/out on Ctrl + mouse wheel scroll functionalities of IE browser in CHtmlView? Any ideas would be highly appreciable.. Regards

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"Project" menu -> Properties(last menu) -> C/C++ -> Advanced -> In right side "Compile As" -> "Compile as C Code(/TC)".

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