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PowerModes Enumeration        
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Specifies how the operating system power mode changes....

Progress Indicator in the Status Bar, International UI Terms        
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I'm developing a C++/MFC app that sometimes has to load a large file and I'd like to display a progress indicator like the one in the standard progress control. I saw another app that did this in the status bar, which I thought was cool. How can I add a progress bar to my status bar? I tried various ways, but none of them worked. I'm not sure exactly what you tried, but I was able to build a little demo app with a progress control in the status bar using a fairly straightforward approach. The id...

Read and Update CAPS or NUM lock status from your application        
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A few months back, I was developing a desktop application for a client. After completing the requirements, I was enhancing the UI specially the main form. In the previous versions of Microsoft Word (before ver. 2007 ), there are some label which are clickable and reflect the changes to the keyboard (details below) and I wanted to add these features to my applications. HTML documentation of the code has also been included along the source in the zip file. Select the index.html in the HTML folder ...



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