Thank you Regards, Vishal

vishalgpt wrote: I am writing a program which will copy a directory tree and delete the source Do you have an actual business case for this? vishalgpt wrote: How to deal with this situation when dealing with FILE_ATTRIBUTE_REPARSE_POINT Depends on your business case but one very obvious and easy solution involves the following steps. - Stop - Report an error. Some more complex solutions would be to span the tree before starting and refuse to continue if any problems are found. Just curious what is your application going to do if the the files/directories are in use when you are deleting (which is probably much more likely than what you are asking.)

vishalgpt wrote: perhaps you had not understand my question, my question was related to modes and iv. I understand your question perfectly well. The problem is that you are referring to someone else's code and we do not have access to it, so how can we tell you which function to use? Those function definitions on their own provide no useful information. All I can tell you is that iv is a pointer to a character string, but how that fits in with these functions is anyone's guess.

very very thank you sir. Regards, Vishal

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thanx, I will check and update the result. Thanx once again for your guidance. Regards, Vishal

Hi, I was guessing the same, but i am creating a win32 application, 1) Sould i go with MFC 2) Or Subclass existing edit control in win32 c++ Or some other way if exists:... Regards, Vishal

vishalgpt wrote: please suggest some work-around in this condition. Not all the CRT functions are available at driver level so you need to check the DDK documentation for compatible functions. Many of the DDK functions have the prefix Rtl and are described here[^]. Unrequited desire is character building. OriginalGriff I'm sitting here giving you a standing ovation - Len Goodman

Firstly sorry for late reply, It was really a very strange error, or one can call it a bug. I just uninstalled the visual studio express ide and re-installed it. After that RtlZeroMemory error had gone. I guess some exception or bug had occured in the ide or compiler or god knows. Thank you all, for sharing your precious time with me. Regards, Vishal

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Ooops! There was a small mistake in WTSGetActiveConsoleSessionID() which result in return of Session id to zero only. Problem solved. :-\ :) Regards, Vishal

Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer wrote: From memory, a negative lfHeight means "points" as opposed to pixels Thanx for the point. I will check the definitions :thumbsup: Regards, Vishal

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advapi32.lib is already linked in the linker. Found in the Project Settings ->Linker->Input->Additional Dependencies. thanks.:thumbsup: for your reply. Regards, Vishal

thanx Regards, Vishal

HRESULT hr = CoCreateInstance(CLSID_CExample,NULL,CLSCTX_LOCAL_SERVER,IID_CExample,(void**)&inf); hr value is E_NOINTERFACE No Such Interface Supported. But if CLSCTX_INPROC_SERVER is used then the value of hr is S_OK Regards, Vishal modified on Friday, April 8, 2011 1:04 PM