Try HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\MinorVersion "When I was born I was so surprised that I didn't talk for a year and a half." - Gracie Allen

ykutanoor wrote: I have to go through this path. I was simply giving you that registry key as an example. It was not meant to be applicable on all systems. ykutanoor wrote: And under Windows 2000 -I am seeing 2 entries SP4 and SP5. Ok, and? ykutanoor wrote: What are hot fixes and are these patched? Updates that are sent out in between two normally scheduled updates (e.g., critical issue or vulnerability found). "When I was born I was so surprised that I didn't talk for a year and a half." - Gracie Allen

ykutanoor wrote: Pls Explain what are network patches? I've never heard the term network patches before. In the general sense, a patch is a piece of code added to software in order to fix a bug (between two releases). You've no doubt heard of an OS patch, which could include, among other things, fixes for network-related components. ykutanoor wrote: AND 3 WORKER THREADS.PLS LET ME HOW TO EXCHANGE THE DATA BETWEEN THESE 3 WORKER THREADS. FOR EX:THE FIRST THREAD WILL GIVE THE SECOND THREAD THE 2 NUMBERS AS ARGUEMENTS.the second thread should return the first thread the sum. So what does the third thread do? In any case, I would be inclined to use PostMessage() for communication between them. "The pointy end goes in the other man." - Antonio Banderas (Zorro, 1998)

Just do the whole thing again, a filefind in the new directory with \*.* at the end.

put that in the first dialog const unsigned int wm_uiImportDone=RegisterWindowMessage("Import_Done"); give wm_uiImportDone as a pointer to the class on the class, mae sure to add that to the message map ON_REGISTERED_MESSAGE(wm_uiImportDone, OnImportDone) then on the dialog, use: ::PostMessage (m_hWnd, wm_uiImportDone, 0, 0); when m_hwnd is a pointer to the class that has to be derived from a window to get a message

Your error is because you aren't calling insert properly. I would guess (though it's hard to tell from your code) that you will want to try m_SplFileInfoMap.insert(make_pair(f_crstrUserID, l_SplFileTSInfoList)); --Dean

ykutanoor wrote: m_SplFileInfoMap.insert(f_crstrUserID,l_SplFileTSInfoList); Try m_SplFileInfoMap.insert(std::make_pair(f_crstrUserID,l_SplFileTSInfoList)); There are other idioms for inserting into maps, I suggest reading around a bit. Paul

this is just an example typedef map StrToListMap; StrToListMap _stlMap; StrToListMap ::iterator mapIterator; mapIterator = stlMap.begin(); while(mapIterator != stlMap.end()) { CString *pString = ((*mapIterator).first); CList *pList = ((*mapIterator).second); mapIterator++; } hope that helps

you mean, day,mm,year are stored in one long ? asume year is stored in high word and day+month in low word: systime.wDay= (BYTE)lDate; // low byte low word systime.wMonth= (WORD)(lDate>>8)&0xFF; // hi byte systime.wYear= (WORD)(lDate>>16)&0xFFFF; //hi word you may change it depending on sequence in which values are stored in long

1. Put this code in both the thread code that is required for the Examining a Message Queue that is associated with a particaular thread. BOOL fDone; MSG msg; // Begin the operation and continue until it is complete fDone = FALSE; while (!fDone) { fDone = DoLengthyOperation(); // application-defined function // Remove any messages that may be in the queue. If the // queue contains any mouse or keyboard // messages, end the operation. while (PeekMessage(&msg, NULL, 0, 0, PM_REMOVE)) { switch(msg.message) { case WM_USER1: case WM_USER2: // // Perform any required cleanup. // fDone = TRUE; } } } 2. Use the PostThreadMessage(....) API for posting the messages between threads. Jitendra

well, this seems to be pretty simple to me if i got that right: BOOL FindFile(void) { BOOL bResult; // ... return bResult; // return TRUE if your file's been found } // initinstance() if( FindFile() ) { CYourDialog dlg; if( dlg.DoModal() == IDOK ) // client clicked OK else // client clicked cancel } else { MessageBox(NULL, // your error msg... } ////////////////////////////////////////// i made a dialog-based app, for the sake of simplicity and clarity... hope this helps Я люблю русский языкь!

You'll have to move yourself the control at the size and position you want based on the client coordinates of the parent window. Take a look at MoveWindow in the MSDN.

Either use the template version of CMap (e.g. CMap<CString, LPCTSTR, CPerson*, CPerson*>) in afxtempl.h, or derive CPerson from CObject. Stability. What an interesting concept. -- Chris Maunder

This works: CStdioFile myfile; CString strRecord; myfile.Open("C:\\config.txt", CFile::modeRead ); myfile.SeekToBegin(); while(myfile.ReadString(strRecord)!=NULL) { CString resToken; CString msgPromt; int curPos= 0; int countFields =0; while((curPos= strRecord.Find(",")) != -1) { resToken = strRecord.Left (curPos); AfxMessageBox(resToken); strRecord = strRecord.Mid (curPos + 1); } AfxMessageBox(strRecord); Papa while (TRUE) Papa.WillLove ( Bebe ) ;

But then the question is, what "cache memory" are you refering to? MFC or C++ in general don't implement a cache. Are you refering to a hardware cache? Internet cache? -- Joel Lucsy