I need to be able to connect to Max system and get the same data as the MTE shows - but I'm having trouble nailing down the correct terminal emulation parameters. Has anyone done this before?
Anyone have any experience with setting up DADS (Definity ACD Simulator)? I've installed it, but it doesn't appear to work properly. It starts up, but the VFM won't ever come out of idle state. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Does anyone know of a good reference for the Office (particularly Excel) object hierarchies? Every reference I've found is for VB, but I need to interface with Excel from an existing C++ app, and the header file doesn't help very much.
TIA,
StukA
How would I go about launching Internet Explorer (or perhaps the appropriate default browser) from within a C++ app? I've found the ShellExecute() method, but how do I get the correct path to IE (or the default browser)? I know where it usually hides, of course, but this needs to be fairly...
I wrote up a (relatively) short FAQ on the subject of serial communications, as this seems to be a popular subject. Please let me know what you think of it, and make any suggestions for improvement.
Thanks,
Stuka
How would I go about writing a "daemon" type program (no window, runs in the background) for Win95/98...I know that NT/2k has services, but I'd like to be able to do this in 98....where do I start?
I have the need to design a "Wizard" type application. Are these just a string of dialog boxes that call each other on completion, and if so, is data maintained inside the application class (data that needs to be maintained, that is)? If not, how are these strung together to create the...
I added some multi-threading code to an application (to keep the UI from "freezing" while processing a serial read), and the Debug version runs fine, but the Release version (which worked fine w/o the multi-threading code), crashes instantly when I hit the button that calls the code...
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