Hi Thanks a lot for help. I think there is no way to execute exe file from memory. So i am going to use ShellExecute(). well if i find out any way i'll ley you know. thanks

The CodeProject SearchBar[^] wow nice app. thanks a lot for informing me.:rose:

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Then do a search for a network 'trace' implimentation. e.g. Search on keywords: network trace route c++ ...cmk Save the whales - collect the whole set

You should consider using a CListBox or a CListCtrl to display a collection of birthdays. /ravi My new year's resolution: 2048 x 1536 Home | Articles | Freeware | Music ravib@ravib.com

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...Or check ON_COMMAND_RANGE, just make sure your buttons have subsequent IDs. Your handler will look like: void MyApp::OnButton(UINT nID) { int nIdx = nID-IDC_BUTTON1; // handle button by order index } Igor Green http://www.grigsoft.com Compare It! + Synchronize It! : Files and folders comparison never was easier!

hi DavidCrow thanks a lot for help! :)

hi Jack Rabbit:rose: thanks a lot. it worked for me.:)

Hi Thanks a lot for your help. Its working for me. :):-D

Its not an algorithm as such, just a name given to any algorithm that does a lot of work and isnt very smart. For example, a brute force password cracker would try every possible combination of letters to break a password, as opposed to a smarter algorithm that attempts to use some statistical method to reduce the actual work.

thanks Brian Delahunty what about the windows in which keys are pressed??:confused: