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- Featured expert: roshmon
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- Nata shares a neat little tip for Windows XP users who don't want to see the task bar.
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Linux system port scanning and probing
Sometimes even our Page Editors need help. See how Linux PE jlevie helped out our Networking PE majorwoo solve a Linux problem.
Date: 07/18/2003 12:03PM PDT
View the solution
RegisterWindowMessage() question
...if two different applications call RegisterWindowMessage() passing the same string they should get the same message. ... Well this is not working for me...
Date: 12/15/2003 11:26AM PST
View the solution
Still open:
Excel Chart automation with VC++
...I wanted to create a graph in Excel from my VC++ program
....[code shown]... This creates the chart. The problem is...
I don't know how to change this chart or change the color or manipulate it....
Points: 300
Date: 12/16/2003 04:10PM PST
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Meet Roshan Davis
roshmon has been a rising star in the MFC Technology Channel of late, leading the board with a whopping 193,522 points this year, and obtaining his Guru Certification a few months ago ... at about the same time he broke into the Hall OF Fame (he's currently #87 with a bullet!). Then just this month, he must have found some extra time to work in some C++ questions since he earned his Master cert there, too! Keep up the good work rosh!
Login Name: roshmon
Registration Date: March 22, 2000
Expert Points: 400971
Rank: 4 (MFC)
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The taskbar is that row of icons and buttons that appears at the bottom of your screen in Windows, taking up space that your programs can use. How do you hide the taskbar? It's pretty easy. Right-click any blank area on your taskbar (your taskbar is what your Start button sits on) and select "Properties" from the menu that pops up (at right). Select "Autohide" or "Auto-hide taskbar" from the resulting screen. Now, your taskbar will disappear when you move your mouse away from it and re-appear when you bring your mouse back. |
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