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WCF Duplex Service and TCP Port Exhaustion
===
I am trying to wrap my head around this. I am making a business specific messaging application, it is going to connect between 5000 and 10,000 machines back to our datacenter via WCF (no vpns, all over the net). It is mainly for alerts and I need to be able to send messa... | 0 | [
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Nod32 causing LocalHost (ASP.NET Development Server) "Connection Interrupted" Problem
===
I'm quoting myself on a previous question I asked to further explain:
*"I'm trying to run a freshly created ASP.NET Website using C#, however when I do so it launches FireFox and attempts to connect to http://localhost:1295/We... | 0 | [
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silverlight 2 binding data to transforms?
===
I am working on creating a tag cloud in Silverlight 2 and trying to bind data from a List<Tag> collection to a Scale transform on a TextBlock. When running this I get an `AG_E_PARSER_BAD_PROPERTY_VALUE` error. Is it possible to data bind values to transforms in Silverligh... | 0 | [
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unable to post an https WebRequest in .net?
===
Hi i am encountering problems trying to post a WebRequest under Https.
i received the following errors
#1.-The underlying connection was closed: Unable to connect to the remote server.
#2.-the operation TimeOut
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Code in any language (.NET preffered) to edit and create PPPoE connections in Windows XP
===
Pretty all in question... I'm looking for batch script, code or library which allows to edit and create PPPoE connections in windows. Also I'm looking for script/code to change active connection.
.NET is preffered, but any ... | 0 | [
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Way to define List<> of two elements string array?
===
I want to build two-dimentional array of strings where length of one dimention is 2. Similar to this
string[,] array = new string[,]
{
{"a", "b"},
{"c", "d"},
{"e", "f"},
{"g", "h"}
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Doing
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Two Computers Finding Each Other over internet
===
Given two computer attached to the internet that no nothing about each other before hand, is it possible for one computer to be able to broadcast a message so that the second computer could receive it and respond?
I know UDP broadcast exsits but I believe that thos... | 2 | [
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Initializing struct, using an array
===
I have a couple of array's:
/*
Helper Values, have given what is the actual value below:
const string a_strs[] = {"cr", "ag", "gnd", "prl", "av", "sz", "rc", "pc"};
const string b_strs[] = {"cr", "sz", "ag", "gnd", "prl", "rc", "cp", "cv", "av", "ct", "pc"}... | 0 | [
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How to build a dmg Mac OS X file (on a non-Mac platform)?
===
Is it possible to build a .dmg file (for distributing apps) from a non-Mac platform?
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Finding an interesting frame in a video
===
Does anyone know of an algorithm that I could use to find an "interesting" representative thumbnail for a video?
I have say 30 bitmaps and I would like to choose the most representative one as the video thumbnail.
The obvious first step would be eliminate all black f... | 0 | [
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JavaScript: closing window from iframe
===
I have a page P1 loading from site S1 which contains an iframe. That iframe loads a page P2 from another site S2. At some point P2 would like to close the browser window, which contains P1 loaded from S1. Of course, since P2 is loaded from another site, it can't just do paren... | 0 | [
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Calculating permutations in F#
===
Inspired by this [question][1] and [answer][2], I wanted to create a generic permutations algorithm in F#. Given that Google doesn't give any useful answers to this, I thought I'd post my solution up here for future reference.
//mini-extension to List for removing 1 element f... | 0 | [
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mx:Move race conditions in Flex
===
In Flex I have a lot of `Move` effects and `AnimateProperty` effects.
What I have found in several different places in my code is that far too frequently the effect stops halfway through for no apparent reason.
I have found this in numerous places in my application and it occu... | 0 | [
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Does the .Net run-time compiler support C# 3.0?
===
It looks like the run-time compiler doesn't support the same language as the command-line compiler so if you want to use lambda expressions, extensions methods or LINQ, well, you're stuck.
There's more detail here:
http://metadatalabs.com/blog/
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Why doesn't a swap / exchange operator exist in imperative or OO languages like C/C++/C#/Java...?
===
I was always wondering why such a simple and basic operation like swapping the content of two variable is not built-in for many languages.
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Tracd creating Environment
===
I was trying to create a Tracd Environment using the following command :
trac-admin D:\My_Project initenv
I get an error saying
Import Error : No module named pkg_resources
What am I missing? I have installed Genshi and Python 2.5.2
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Accounting for a changing path
===
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IBM DB2 LPAD/RPAD
===
I use db2 v.9.1 on windows 2003 server so it can not use LPAD or RPAD functions scalar.
because that functions support only z/OS right?
Now, I use this way for pad zero when COLUMN1 type is VARCHAR
RIGHT('0000' || COLUMN1 ,4) AS RPAD
LEFT('0000' || COLUMN1 ,4) AS LPAD
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Add Excel ribbon controls at runtime (VSTO 2005SE)
===
Does anyone know how to modify the content of the Excel ribbon at runtime with VSTO 2005SE? Not only update labels or dynamic menus, but also add or remove buttons, tabs, groups, drop downs etc. At runtime means not only at my add-in startup, but also during work ... | 0 | [
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How can i create a zip file by using Objective C
===
i am developing a iphone application,and trying to zip the file i have created in the application, is any built in function can able to do this | 0 | [
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Is there a slim reader/writer lock for C# 2.0?
===
I've looked at the ReaderWriterLock in .NET 2.0 and the ReaderWriterLockSlim in .NET 3.5, and the slim version doesn't use kernel objects for the locking. For my context, which can potentially generate a large (but not huge) amount of objects, this sounds better.
B... | 0 | [
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How do I trigger a style change if DataContext is null or not using WPF
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YUI: RTE: focus and blur events
===
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Can't connect to SQL Server Express using sqlcmd.exe
===
Env.: Vista SP1, SQL Server Express 2005
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FileStream StreamReader problem in C#
===
I'm testing how the classes FileStream and StreamReader work togheter. Via a Console application.
I'm trying to go in a file and read the lines and print them on the console.
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Enumerating all available drive letters in Windows
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I want to enumerate all available drive letters (which aren't already taken) in Windows using VC++.
How can I do this?
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Find out name of PL/SQL procedure
===
Can PL/SQL procedure in Oracle know it's own name?
Let me explain:
CREATE OR REPLACE procedure some_procedure is
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Django multiselect checkboxes
===
I have a list of objects, each with it's own checkbox, where the user can select multiple of these. The list is a result of a query.
How can I mark in the view which checkboxes are already selected? There doesn't seem to be an in operator in the template language.
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Microsoft AX and Business Connector / Enterprise Portal / Application Integration Framework
===
I've been working a while with a project aiming to integrate AX with the Web.
The company who delivered AX has chosen to use Business Connector (BC.net) directly on my side of the backend.
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Can anyone recommend a Ruby source code analyzer (something like pylint)
===
Does Ruby have any tools along the lines of [pylint](http://pypi.python.org/pypi/pylint) for analyzing source code for errors and simple coding standards?
Would be nice if it could be integrated with [cruisecontrolrb](http://cruisecontrolr... | 0 | [
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===
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As the title really, I'm in one part of my code and I would like to invoke any methods that have been added to the Button.Click handler.
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I want to be able to link to sharepoint documents without having to refer to the document name which may change.
Is there anyway to programmatically add a unique key to the meta-data and then somehow use this in a link?
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I want to print styled html pages with their images from a script. Can anyone suggest an open-source solution?
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I need a member of my class to be a Control, and for it to implement an interface we define.
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MySQL Caching
===
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Mock filesystem in integration testing
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Can I be sure that the code I write is always executed in the same thread?
===
I normally work on single threaded applications and have generally never really bothered with dealing with threads. My understanding of how things work - which certainly, may be wrong - is that as long as we're always dealing with single th... | 0 | [
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Internals visible to Boo (Binsor)
===
I am using Castle Windsor for IoC and I want to use Binsor to define my configuration.
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Eclipse CDT 5.0.1 (Ganymede) slow indexer problem
===
I am trying to use Ganymede CDT to index our large codebase. It is painfully slow, can take a whole night to index the C++ files. Same project takes only 5 seconds to index with exuberant ctags 5.7.
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Extending every Ajax.Request onSuccess event
===
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KeyListener in Java is abstract; cannot be instantiated?
===
I am trying to create a Key Listener in java however when I try
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Changing Keyboard Layout on Windows Mobile
===
In the application there is a dialog where only numeric string entries are valid. Therefore I would like to set the numeric keyboard layout.
I was thinking about simulating key press "123" on the keyboard which changes the keyboard layout.
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What's the best way to transfer data from python to another application in windows?
===
I'm developing an application with a team in .Net (C++) and provide a COM interface to interact with python and other languages.
What we've found is that pushing data through COM turns out to be pretty slow.
I've considered s... | 0 | [
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Exception safety/handling with .Net HtmlWriter?
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I am using a .Net HtmlWriter to generate HTML.
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Best Collection To Use?
===
I am reading log files but not all lines want to be processed straight away. I am using a queue / buffer to store the lines while they wait to be processed.
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Opensource Object Database?
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Hooking a Stacktrace in Delphi 2009
===
The Exception class in Delphi 2009 received a number of new features. A number of them are related to getting a stacktrace:
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what is mean by Memory fences?
===
what is mean by using explicit memory fence | 0 | [
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What use is the Aliases property of assembly references in Visual Studio 8.
===
When I add an assembly reference to a project in Visual Studio 8 the Aliases property, of that reference, is set to "global". What is this property good for and why is it set to global?
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Casting problem in C# generic method
===
I'm having some trouble with a generic method I'm writing. It has the following signature;
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Get the name of a property by passing it to a method
===
StackOverflow user jolson had a very nice piece of code that exemplifies how one can register menthods without using strings, but expression trees [here][1].
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Randomize stdin to stdout in Perl
===
I want to do the inverse of [sort(1)][1] : randomize every line of **stdin** to **stdout** in Perl.
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Accessing a "nameless" Jbutton in an anonymous class from another anonymous class?
===
alright I know this sounds a little far-fetched, but let me explain. I created 26 JButtons in an anonymous actionListener labeled as each letter of the alphabet.
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What is the best way to download all of the WSDL files exposed by a WCF service?
===
What is the best way to download all of the WSDL files exposed by a WCF service?
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Anyone know of good tutorials for creating an Augmented Reality application from scratch or using an open source framework?
===
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How to find all pages that use a Master Page in Visual Studio
===
Is there a way to find all web pages that implement a specific master page in Visual Studio?
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Remoting from a Swing app to GWT server
===
To put it simple, I've written a JSE Swing app that needs to talk to a GWT server I've written earlier.
I absolutely love the way GWT does remoting between it's javascript and server sides and wish I could utilize this mechanism.
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What code changes are required to migrate C++ from VS2003 to VS2005?
===
We are considering moving the win32 build of our cross-platform C++ application from MS Visual Studio 2003 to MS Visual Studio 2005. (Yes, very forward-looking of us ;)
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How to create conditions based on user role using JSF/MyFaces?
===
What options do I have to read the roles of the current user from my JSP pages? I'm aware of the `visibleOnUserRole="myRole"` attribute on Tomahawk components, but I need roles for a bit more complicated things than simple visibility. | 0 | [
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Setting focus to a button from from text box?
===
i have a few text boxes and buttons on my form.
Lets say txtBox1 is next to btnSubmit1,
txtBox2 is next to btnSubmit2,
txtBox3 is next to btnSubmit3.
How can i set the focus on btnSubmit3 when the user starts to type something in txtBox3.
Meaning..... if a use... | 0 | [
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What UI pattern do you use for asp.net (mvp, passive view, etc.)?
===
I want to start building more testable web apps, unfortunately I am not able to go with Microsofts MVC framework just yet. So I am looking advice. What UI pattern do you guys use with asp.net apps, and how do you implement them?
I do understand p... | 0 | [
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===
I need to get a file from sourcesafe database programmatically. Any idea of how to do it?
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What are the advantages of VS2008 over VS2005 for C++ development?
===
We are considering switching from MS Visual Studio 2003 to MS Visual Studio 2005 for our C++ development. I think jumping to 2008 might be better.
In what ways are VS2008 better than VS2005 for C++ development?
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Recommended resources for learning about Windows Installer
===
Can you recommend any resources for learning about Windows Installer?
The best book I've found is "The Definitive Guide to Windows Installer" by Phil Wilson, but it's not very beginner friendly.
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JSON.NET and nHibernate Lazy Loading of Collections
===
Is anybody using JSON.NET with nHibernate? I notice that I'm getting errors when i try to load a class with child collections.
Thanks
Graham | 0 | [
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Java KeyListener for JFrame is being unresponsive?
===
I am trying to implement a KeyListener into my JFrame. I have used the following code (at the moment im just trying to get this to work with my JFrame).
System.out.println("test");
addKeyListener(new KeyListener()
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Get value from dropdownlist en use value in UrlHelper
===
I would try something like this but it isn't allowed.
function GetDynamicModulesProperties() {
var selectedValue = $("#moduletype option:selected").val();
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Incvonsistant MySQL date comparison YYYY/MM/DD vs YYYY-MM-DD
===
I have a MySQL (v 5, MyISAM) query that returns different rows depending on date string format.
(1) IFNULL(date1, ADDDATE('2008/10/31 23:59:59',INTERVAL 1 DAY)) > '2008-10-31 23:59:59'
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A powerfull Managment tool for MySQL with similar features to SQL Server Management studio
===
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Here is a command on free bsd
sudo pw usermod ksbuild -s /usr/local/bin/bash
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DNS of the server where ASP.NET application is run
===
How to get to know DNS of the server where ASP.NET application is run?
Is there some property of Server, Contex, Session or Request objects for this?
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How do you convert Html to straight text?
===
I have an ASP.Net page that displays records from a database in a Table.
Those records contain one field that stores Html.
I would like to display a list of these records including a preview of the Html, as text on a web page.
How do I achieve this? (I'm using ASP.... | 0 | [
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How do you use F1 help in Delphi 2007?
===
In my application, originally built with Delphi 7, I use the SPHelpIntegration code to enable CHM help via the F1 interface. I figured that this wasn't needed in Delphi 2007, so I removed the units and built my app. I then press F1 and get a message that no help interface is ... | 0 | [
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How to reference two versions of an API ?
===
I have a need to reference two different versions of the Sharepoint API dll. I have a webservice that needs to run under both Sharepoint 2 and Sharepoint 3, but also needs to work with new features provided by the Sharepoint 3 API (Checkout and Content Approval)
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Windows Service without the VS2005 template
===
I have the VS2005 standard edition and MS says this:
> Note: The Windows Service Application
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> Standard Edition of Visual Basic and
> Visual C# .NET...
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Freezing associated objects
===
Does anyone know of any method in Rails by which an associated object may be frozen. The problem I am having is that I have an order model with many line items which in turn belong to a product or service. When the order is paid for, I need to freeze the details of the ordered items so ... | 0 | [
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Jetlang PoolFiber sample
===
I started with [jetlang][1] and the basic samples are pretty clear.
What I didn't found is a good sample for using the PoolFiber. Anybody played around
with that already? I read also the retlang samples but it seems little bit different there.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
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Localization for Winforms from designmode?
===
I need to bind labels or items in a toolstrip to variables in Design Mode.
I don't use the buit-in resources not the settings, so the section Data is not useful. I am taking the values out from an XML that I map to a class.
I know there are many programs like:
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SSIS 2008 - loading excel files selectively.
===
I have an SSIS package that needs to lookup two different types of excel files, type A and type B and load the data within to two different staging tables, tableA and tableB. The formats of these excel sheets are different and they match their respective tables.
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Open file with MIDlet.platformRequest()
===
Is it possible to get a device to open a file on disk using the `MIDlet.platformRequest(String url)` method? I was hoping to use the following:
midlet.platformRequest("file:///path/to/file/file.png");
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Reversed offset tokenizer
===
I have a string to tokenize. It's form is `HHmmssff` where `H`, `m`, `s`, `f` are digits.
It's supposed to be tokenized into four 2-digit numbers, but I need it to also accept short-hand forms, like `sff` so it interprets it as `00000sff`.
I wanted to use `boost::tokenizer`'s `offset... | 0 | [
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Java PDF viewer with FDF
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My company needs a PDF viewer with Java API with the additional requirement on being able to use FDF form data.
The only one i found was [JPedal][1] which promises to feature everything we need, but it costs a bunch. So what are my options? Is there another tool to do it?
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===
I need to get authentication credentials from the users within a Windows script but the classic "first Google result" approach:
SET /P USR=Username:
SET /P PWD=Password:
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How to populate SYSTEMTIME value?
===
On Windows Mobile (but I guess it's the same on Windows) in a native C++ app, how would I go about setting a SYSTEMTIME structure correctly? Assuming I have
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