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Similar to “Windows Explorer” with Web Content Enabled . Environment: VC6, Windows 2000 When we want to create more than one view in the same view, we go for split windows. What if we don’t want that splitter to be visible? (Like what we have in “Windows Explorer,” but with Web content enabled.) The class […]

Environment: [eg 98, Me, W2K, XP] Have you ever wanted to copy a file from your Desktop Computer to your handheld Pocket PC? This included any Windows CE version too? Well if so, I will present an easy way to do it here: It’s called the Remote Application Programming Interface, or, RAPI in this article. […]

Environment: Microsoft VC6 In short This document describes a mechanism to create instances of classes using their classname. The list of classes that can be created using their classname happens automatically (when new classes are defined, they automatically become part of the list of registered classes). The mechanism is very useful when the class that […]

by Jason Clark of Wintellect The new Web Forms model for the .NET Framework gets plenty of attention in magazine and Web articles, and rightly so. However, ASP.Net also allows developers to easily write server-side modules called Http Handlers in any .NET Language, such as C#. Http handlers are much more akin to a good […]

Environment: You might think that determining which serial ports are present on a Windows PC would be an easy task. It seems like a reasonable enough thing for the OS to support. Unfortunately, there was no support for it at all (short of reading the Registry yourself) before Win2k, and even then, the API is […]

Environment: Mozilla or Netscape Navigator Introduction: Check out the option (preferences) configuration dialogs of Mozilla or Netscape Navigator; it’s a tree or list control on the left and configuration sets on the right, according to choice in tree or list. I personally liked that organization from the very beginning. The configuration is supposed to look […]

Environment: Visual C++ 6.0, Windows 2000 This article is an extension of my previous article “Automating Legacy Applications.” Introduction My previous article presented an approach to “automation” of legacy applications with a combination of DLL injection and creation of COM object(s) in the injected DLL. The companion sample illustrated this concept. But I feel that […]

From Kate Gregory’s Codeguru column, “Using Visual C++ .NET“. Most people will tell you that you can’t build a Windows Forms application in Visual C++ .NET. However, that’s not strictly true. What you can’t do is use the visual designers to drag, drop, and arrange your buttons, labels, and so on if you’re working in […]

Environment: VC6 Introduction This is a very simple example to implement a skin in a dialog-based application. The code is actually written by a friend of mine (sun@codefinger.de), so thanks go to him. I am just showing you how simple it is to use. Also, thanks to Davide Calabro, who gave me permission to use […]

Click here for a larger image. Environment: VC6 SP5, Win2k, Platform SDK To launch a program under another user context, Win2k provides a command line tool called RunAs. And in December of last year, there was an article posted on the codeguru site that give a similar functionality with source code. I noticed someone asked […]

Environment: VC 6, DirectX 7.0 or above, Windows 2000/XP Preface I know there are a bunch of classes and related articles written in this DirectX section of www.codeguru.com. So this article is a simple tutorial for people who just started programming in DirectDraw. I hope you guys will enjoy this tutorial. I was working on […]

This is COM Component and by using this control u can display bar, pie and line charts. Is supports 2D/3D Dimension, Brusted Pie, 3Dangle, 3Dthichness, background color, Brusted angle, half/full/back half Pie, Dash color, label offset, Dash line width, spot size, print scale, print value, slice separator color, slice width and spot offset properties. The […]