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    Make item visible/invisible

    I'm using .NET Visual C++ and I can't find a function to toggle 'Visible' option..

    If I wanted to enable/disable I'd use EnableWindow(TRUE/FALSE)..

    What's the method for visibility?

    Thanks
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    Wow this (or I am) kind of retarded.. You have to...

    Wow this (or I am) kind of retarded.. You have to click on the scroll 'down arrow' to resize it in Visual C++.. I kept clicking the entire Combo Box.. and could only resize it horizontally.. Thanks!?...
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    CComboBox scrolling

    I have my basic Combo box and I've added a few strings to it (say 5).. When I click the scroll bar, the drop down menu only displays one item at a time (instead of 3-4 like usual Windows)..

    So if...
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    VS .NET 2003 sorry.. I found a bunch of stuff...

    VS .NET 2003 sorry..

    I found a bunch of stuff on Google, but none of it compiles.. So I'm about all out of ideas
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    System::String to Std::String

    I have a System.String object which holds a registry key value (a folder location)..

    I want to be able to convert it to Std.String.. When I do this:


    std::cout << pValue->ToString() ;

    it...
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    No nothing, I still get '1' instead of the...

    No nothing, I still get '1' instead of the string.. Can't figure out how to solve this problem..

    Anyone know a better way to access registry key values?
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    This compiles, but still only prints 1: ...

    This compiles, but still only prints 1:


    std::cout << pValue->ToString();

    I've also changed include to: #include <cstdio> instead of #include <stdio.h>

    Also, why won't this compile:
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    Yes, I messed up, srd::cout(blah) is wrong.. ...

    Yes, I messed up, srd::cout(blah) is wrong..


    std::cout << pValue->ToString;

    This just displays 1..

    No I don't have any class named Object.. pRegKey->GetValue(L"InstallDir"); This returns...
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    New to CPP -> convert Object to String

    I'm confused by the pointers..


    RegistryKey * pRegKey = Registry::LocalMachine;
    pRegKey = pRegKey->OpenSubKey(L"SOFTWARE\\MySoft");
    Object *pValue = pRegKey->GetValue(L"InstallDir");...
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