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Uninstall a Previously Installed Application when Upgrading an Application with Setups created in VS.NET- Part 1

http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/11846/Uninstall-a-Previously-Installed-Application-when Background First of all, thanks for the interest and valuable comments on my initial submission. This article has been revised, twice now, and hopefully for the last time. I have corrected some errors and omissions and added a few additional comments. The original version was much "simpler", but rarely are things simple when you are dealing with installations.

Windows Vista Application Development Requirements for User Account Control Compatibility

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Problem with Registry reading..

The message I'm replying to is about as close as I found to being relevant to my question. The referenced page in the MSDN library is .NET centric and this question is specific to an application I'm responsible for which is not based on .NET. I've been unable to locate a similar page that is MFC/ATL/SDK centric. My company's test application is a GUI / server executable with a TCP/IP socket interface for clients, usually perl scripts used for automated regression. I've run into two problems caused by the registry security enhancements in Vista which have broken the application when running in a normal user account. 1. http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/eu/csharpgeneral/thread/4ecec476-9cdb-4f1c-9820-a0b07d210081
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Deploying Applications - Windows 7 Tutorial

Deploying applications is an important aspect of desktop deployment. Choosing the applications you want to deploy, and deciding how to deploy them, affects the choices that you make when deploying the operating system. For example, will you include applications in the operating system image or deploy them later? Including applications in the operating system image provides good performance but low flexibility; deploying them later provides poorer performance but higher flexibility and lower maintenance costs.

Major Upgrades

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa369786(v=vs.85).aspx A major upgrade is a comprehensive update of a product that needs a change of the ProductCode Property. A typical major upgrade removes a previous version of an application and installs a new version. A major upgrade can reorganize the feature component tree.

'access denied' editing registry

1.By clicking Doug's Windows Tweaks&Tips you may go to the website. 2.From the left Colum click On Security. 3. From the next page locate the link for Disable/Enable Registry Editing Tools on the Right column of hyperlinks 5th from the top. 4. Download and Run following these instructions: http://www.computing.net/answers/windows-xp/access-denied-editing-registry/141726.html

Adding a drop-down menu to an IE Toolbar button

http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/15644/Adding-a-drop-down-menu-to-an-IE-Toolbar-button Introduction This article explains how to add a drop-down menu to a toolbar button of Internet Explorer. The procedure for adding a standard button to the IE Toolbar is well described at MSDN . Microsoft provides only one CLSID for the button extension: {1FBA04EE-3024-11d2-8F1F-0000F87ABD16}. So, using this CLSID, we can't add a button different from a standard style, and trying to set a BTNS_DROPDOWN or BTNS_WHOLEDROPDOWN style will be ignored: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Extensions\<Your GUID> "CLSID"="{1FBA04EE-3024-11D2-8F1F-0000F87ABD16}" ...
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb250489(v=vs.85).aspx As of December 2011, this topic has been archived. As a result, it is no longer actively maintained. For more information, see Archived Content . For information, recommendations, and guidance regarding the current version of Internet Explorer, see IE Developer Center .

Building Browser Helper Objects with Visual Studio 2005

Developing IE Add-ons

http://www.enhanceie.com/ie/dev.asp http://support.microsoft.com/kb/973764 Step #2 Ensure that you're W riting Stable Browser Extensions Read recent blog posts about Add-ons :
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb508508(v=vs.85).aspx The HTMLElementEvents2 interface is an event sink interface that enables an application to receive events for HTML elements. Your custom application can receive these events, which are fired in response to user actions on HTML elements, when hosting the WebBrowser Control or automating Windows Internet Explorer. The HTMLElementEvents2 interface is introduced and the steps required to receive notification of HTML element events from the browser are described, using Microsoft Visual Studio 5 or later.

Handling HTML Element Events

Developers who host the WebBrowser control in either Microsoft Visual C++ or Visual Basic frequently want to sink events for the currently loaded document. This is very handy for providing global behavior that browser authors want to implement across all pages within the user experience, such as grabbing external information on a clicked link or a piece of selected text. The general strategy for both Visual C++ and Visual Basic is: Sink the WebBrowser control's events (the DWebBrowserEvents2 interface) and capture the DocumentComplete event.

How to sink HTML document events for WebBrowser host

FAQ VC++ et MFC

Les MFC comme l'api 32 permettent avec SetDlgItemInt l'affection d'un entier au contrôle. mais quid des autres types long,float,double ? pour ces autres types il faudra attacher au contrôle une variable correspondante au type de donnée traité et appeler la méthode UpdateData(FALSE) pour mettre à jour le contrôle. le code qui suit permet de se passer de l'association d'une variable à un contrôle et donc d'affecter directement une valeur d'un type donné au contrôle. Utilisation:
Introduction Adding an Event Handler for the Button created in previous tutorial In the previous tutorials, we have seen how to add a toolbar and thus create a button in Microsoft Outlook.

Microsoft Outlook Add-in Tutorial - 2: Addding Events to Button

Exposes methods that are implemented by the WebBrowser control (Microsoft ActiveX control) or implemented by an instance of the InternetExplorer application (OLE Automation). For the Microsoft .NET Framework version of this control, see WebBrowser Control (Windows Forms) . Members The IWebBrowser2 interface inherits from the IDispatch interface. IWebBrowser2 also has these types of members: Methods

IWebBrowser2 Interface

Introduction SimpleBrowser is intended to make it easier to use the WebBrowser control in MFC applications. If you've ever tried this before, you know that doing simple things can be overly complicated. I wanted to do the following with the control: Generate HTML in my code, and pass it to the control as a string. Navigate to HTML documents that are resources in my program.

Using the WebBrowser control, simplified.