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thanks for the reply.<br />
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i have gone through the code .it worked<br />
But , Does the application work as a service once it is included in the ini ? will it have the property of a service?<br />
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thanks for the reply.

i have gone through the code .it worked
But , Does the application work as a service once it is included in the ini ? will it have the property of a service?

 


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Well, hard to say what you mean with 'property of a service' - at least it can be started/terminated without need to be logged in as a user. And it should be able to retrieve windows messages.<br />
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ZOPPO
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Well, hard to say what you mean with 'property of a service' - at least it can be started/terminated without need to be logged in as a user. And it should be able to retrieve windows messages.

ZOPPO

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i have dialog based MFC application in vc++6.0.(Doesn have .net framework)<br />
Can i convert into a process.<br />
Is ther any tool for that?<br />
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i have dialog based MFC application in vc++6.0.(Doesn have .net framework)
Can i convert into a process.
Is ther any tool for that?



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