Win95, 98 and ME do not support UNICODE in the standard system libraries. NT4 an later is internally based on UNICODE. Maybe you are testing on 9x?
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Win95, 98 and ME do not support UNICODE in the standard system libraries. NT4 an later is internally based on UNICODE. Maybe you are testing on 9x?
You can install these symbols - they will not do anything to your system. But the versions on the VC++ 6 CD are outdated for the WinXP standard libraries, so I skipped them for my installation. But...
The easiest way is to use the ListView_SetCheckState macro documented at msdn:
ListView_SetCheckState
For such problems you should first search at msdn - mostly you find the answer fast.
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Hi,
my task is to improve an application that is able to emulate users input to other programs in order to test there functionality. What I want to do is to add capture and replay funktionality...