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Author: Xavier Dusart
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This article is about checking new mail arrival in your Exchange inbox. It is not intended as a "how-to", as the code is not very well designed. You can rather think of it as my contribution to this very good web site. It provides an example of code re-using, and a ready-to-use application for checking mail.
GUI speaks French. You can easily turn it into your language of choice, by editing dialog, menu and strings resources....
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Author: S. Senthil Kumar
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This article is about using journal hooks to write a simple Macro Recorder/Player. It's kinda different from the macro stuff seen in MS Office? products in that it works across applications. So you can record a macro, that opens a text file in Notepad, copies the address of a URL, opens IE, and navigates to the URL. Once recorded, you can play it back any number of times. All this stuff is possible because of the magic of journal hooks, which is a facility provided by Windows to record and playb...
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Author: .dan.g.
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I often use Spy++ to track window messages but have rarely used it to look at the attributes of a window.
When i have used it, I've found using the finder tool to be a really awkward device because it presents a static interface to what i find to be a much more dynamic activity.
I decided therefore to see if I could devise an alternative interface which would allow me to look at a window's attributes with the minimum of fuss and bother....
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Author: PJ Arends
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Have you ever debugged a graphics routine where you would really like to see what the images you are working with in memory actually looked like while you are stepping through your code? Well, now you can!!!
The Image Viewer is a simple utility program that you can plug into your drawing code. It has a zoom feature so you can get a real close look at what you are drawing, or a good overview of a larger picture. Use it to peek at HDCs, HBITMAPs, HICONs, HCURSORs, HFONTs, HIMAGELISTs, HRGNs...
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Author: Mircea Puiu
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Style Inspector is a simple tool tailored to current needs of people working in teams to develop web pages or HTML based documentation, teams within which brilliant people use daily their native talent and knowledge to achieve the tasks. Frequently, documents make use of "in-line" style sheets while plenty of style sheets are referenced by a bunch of multiple pages. All of a sudden, a team member decides to use some style elements on individual items within the page he is working on. "At the end...
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Author: Chris Richardson
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I've seen many people ask about utilities to view the tree of #included files in their source code. I think I've seen one of these before, either here at CodeProject or maybe at CodeGuru, but I can't seem to find it. Since I really enjoy text processing, I took it upon myself to write my own. What I've come up with is a fast, multi-threaded #include tree generator....
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Author: G. Steudtel
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Once upon a time, there was a boss, who told his employees, that the customer wanted a fully documented source code. Though the source code was strewn with comments, some of them even useful, this was not what the customer thought of being documented. This customer thought of something like the documentation in the MFC or that alike. So, the boss told his employees to document each header file of the project. Each variable, each function, and each class. And he told them to have it finished at d...
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Author: Blake V. Miller
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This program will read the Resource.H file from an MFC project and automatically generate the 'ProjectName'.Hm help macro file, if you edit the project settings as described here.
You can add a custom build step to your project to create the help macro file each time your executable is built, but you should make sure that CGMAKEHM.EXE is somewhere in your path before trying to use it in the build process. I copy mine to the BIN folder where Visual C++ is installed....
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Author: Andrew Admire
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There was a great program called Refiner, however I can no longer find it. So, I created a mini version of it. Using my limited programming skills I created this program just to see if I could. Some things to remember when using it. If you are going to create a file larger than 4Gb you will have to run it from a NTFS partition. If you want to use the reader correctly then the file needs to be smaller than 4Gb....
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Author: jafarmlp
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This article explains how can we create a Java Virtual Machine Launcher (like java.exe or javaw.exe). It explores how the Java Virtual Machine launches a Java application. It gives you more ideas on the JDK or JRE you are using. This launcher is very useful in Cygwin (Linux emulator) with Java Native Interface. This article assumes a basic understanding of JNI....
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Author: Shaun Harrington
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SmartStartMenu for Windows essentially gives you a way to turn the process of running almost any program into a two or three key-stroke effort. Maybe you are wondering why one would want to do that when you can just make a desktop shortcut or a 'Quick Launch' toolbar item and I'll tell you. SmartStartMenu lets you run almost *any* program that is on your 'Start' menu in just a few key-strokes... not just the ones you use the most. It shows you a matched list based on the criteria you have typed ...
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Author: Lowell Heddings
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The Firefox Code Project SearchBar is a direct port of the IE Code Project SearchBar to the Firefox browser. It gives you almost all the same features - you can still do searches at any time, from any web page... but now you have the option of opening search results in a new tab, thanks to Firefox.
* Firefox Code Project SearchBar Home Page...
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