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My notebook keeps gigiving me this error message: ----------------------------------------------------------------- Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library Runtime error! Program: c:\program files...
Zones: MS Visual C++, System DiagnosticsDate Answered: 05/26/2008 Views: 42
I want to enter file name as integers 1,2 ... What I want is to append the date like FEB-19-08-1, FEB-19-08-2. The user only needs to enter 1 or 2 as a sequence number and the current date be appen...
Zones: C++Date Answered: 02/20/2008 Views: 67
I have a sample Application which is running properly on VC++ 6.0 but the same application is not working on Visual Studio 2005 on XP, but I am able to compile it properly. I want the applicatio...
Zones: MS Visual C++Date Answered: 02/27/2008 Views: 0
I'm using MS Visual C++ to create a Windows Form Application. How do I take a file name which I have in a textbox on the form and use it to open the file when a button is clicked?
Zones: C++Date Answered: 02/25/2008 Views: 78
I have created a Windows Form application in Microsoft Visual C++. How do I implement my form/dialog box so that it cannot be launched more than once? ..Therefofe, making it modal?
Zones: MS Visual C++, C++, Lotus ApproachDate Answered: 02/27/2008 Views: 0
Hi, I have a user that keeps getting the following error, when she logs off or logs on the computer.   Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library Runtime Error! Program: C:\Program Files\HP\Product...
Zones: MS Visual C++, Ms Office Suite, Win...Date Answered: 03/11/2008 Views: 4
I am trying to extend an existing Visual C++ MFC desktop program to access the .Net Framework.  However when I set the project configuration properties for the Common Language Runtime Support to "C...
Zones: MS Visual C++, Windows MFC, Vi...Date Answered: 05/22/2008 Views: 0
Hello, I am trying to create a c++ file that will display text similar to that of the old form feed banners.  I'm lost on how to do this... can someone help me on this? Here is a link to give a ...
Zones: C++, Programming, ...Date Answered: 05/01/2008 Views: 0
Can someone give me a little help with writing a 2d character array? I'm try to create an array that is 12 rows by 2 columns.  The first column would contain a number for selection purposes and ...
Zones: Microsoft Visual C++, C, C++Date Answered: 04/30/2008 Views: 0
I wish to create a simple dialog-based application (using MFC) with a tooltip that can display different text according to where the mouse pointer is located, and also switch off this tooltip at ot...
Zones: MS Visual C++, Windows MFCDate Answered: 06/25/2008 Views: 26