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    dwks, There's more to the code then what I...

    dwks,

    There's more to the code then what I illustrated. There are seven occurances of strcat() in the code below where I copied. As I stated, replacing strcat() with strcpy() would not work due to...
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    Hey Guys! Remember me? I'm the guy that...

    Hey Guys!

    Remember me? I'm the guy that originally posted for help. Well I figured it out on my own. The solution was so simple that I have to wonder about those whom replied.

    In case you have...
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    Kernel, Yes you're right, strcpy would have...

    Kernel,

    Yes you're right, strcpy would have been a better choice for first use of the variable, but it works with strcat. I think that iMalc might have explained why my returned string is...
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    Kernel, Thanks for your input. After 6 hours...

    Kernel,

    Thanks for your input. After 6 hours of sleep for the 1st time in 3 days I can now see how the example code could be confusing. I'll try it again.


    BSTR __stdcall This()
    {...
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    Dave, Yes, I agree with your synopsis. One of...

    Dave,

    Yes, I agree with your synopsis. One of most troubling aspects of C-C++ is the lack of a String type, or my lack of knowledge there of.

    The word string occurs in many C-C++ articles, but...
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    1st post by 1st time C coder

    Hello! I'm Servo Wizard.

    I'm an accomplished VB6 programmer who is attempting to learn the C-C++ programming language. This project is my very first DLL and it is also the extent of my C...
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