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Windows file monitoring system aims at providing security to files in a Windows environment. I was in a need to design an application which monitors file open and save operations on Windows and restricts a subset of file extensions to be used on a system until this utility is installed. I found a few good applications like AvaFind, FileMon, etc. performing file monitoring functionality. But, these applications use file system drivers to achieve their goals. Creating a user space application that... |
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The problem with GUI programming in C++ is that most libraries are too low level, putting too much of the burden on the programmer. They rely on C-like structs, or their wrapper classes don't hide enough complexity. Also, they don't make event programming simple enough, instead forcing you to have to know about underlying WM_ messages.... |
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Sometimes, we need to log some behaviores of our codes, and when the program goes wrong , we could know the reason quickly, so someone would write a Logger himself, but we have a better choice, the windows EventLog service. Be familar with windows DLL, and know how to create the DLL project.... |
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My digital camera allows me to take pictures using a "sepia" filter which results in photos that look like they were taken in the late 1800s. While this is cool, I'd rather take the pictures normally and then apply this change later on. I can probably do something like this in Digital Image Pro 10, but I'm working on my own photo utility library in .NET and was hoping to add this functionality. What's the best way to change the coloring of a bitmap?... |
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Resources within .NET — based applications are stored in a different format and accessed in a different manner than a traditional Windows application. This article examines a technique and supplies a command line utility that can be used to convert resources in the Win32 Resource Compiler script format to a .NET resource file and then build it into a managed assembly with embedded resources.... |
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