True DBGrid Pro 6 and True DBList 5 sachiko.i.dhabolt [WA, USA] 01-Mar-2011 18:27:29 I am supporting VB6 application with TDBgrid pro 6 and TDBlist 5. Now I need to move the application to Windows 7. Ok, I solved setting the celltips property of the grid to 1 and then implementing the FetchCellTips event of the grid the grid.

Yes I understand that it is a security risk so I have been thinking of a way that should bypass the security provided by Windows. But it's just I'm a total n00b in programming, I don't have any idea on how to implement it. My idea is, since we can't directly control processes on remote machine, we can do a local operation, remotely. For example, by using a tiny udp message application to send a text message or any king of signal so that all the operation at the remote are done locally (by the software of the client). The program I'm trying to develop is a client-server software.

Which means that all the operation to kill or start a process is on the client side, so the server side is just controlling it by using message style. The problem is, how to I control the populated process by the client side, which I can view it in the server side. For example, I create a text box on the client software that reads CPU name through WMI, and when the CPU name is displayed on the text box on the client side, a text box at the server side will also get the same information. It's the same as the processes viewer. If the client side has populated the process(es), the list will also being viewed at the server side.

And when I select a task in the view on the server side, the same task at the client side is also selected, and when I press kill, it'll also do the same thing on the client side. This means, that all the operations are done at the client side. Do you have any idea? Can I use the code (the one I posted in my first post) to do this? If anyone here can help me, please do so.

Any code provided will much be appreciated. Thanks again. You would have to write a Windows Service application that opens a port on the remote machine and listens for commands. This service would have to be installed on every machine you needed to work with. You would also have to write a local-side application, or client app, that would find and communicate with the service on each remote machine. You would use the [] class to enumerate the Processes on the machine.

How you send them back to your client app is up to you. You could either do it using text messages or you could pass serialized objects back using an XMLSerializer. Mile kitic kraljica na trotoara download.

You also have another problem. A Windows Service that interacts with the desktop has to run under that machines Local System account, which gives that service more rights to the machine than God. Bill evans portrait in jazz review. This is why your idea is still a HUGE security risk. The app that your service launches will have those same rights! NOT A GOOD IDEA! You could possibly use some of the code in that link you posted, but most of it will probably not help you. Most of the code you'll need will be in managing the client/server communication and command set both sides will use.

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V.Sugan wrote:Just setting form.backcolor does not help as they do not change the color of other controls and menus Of course not! You have to change the colors of the controls yourself. The menus on the forms, by design, follow the colors layed out in the Display Control Panel. If you want to change them, you'll have to owner-draw the menus.

You can find out more abou this from []. As for the controls, if you didn't specify a ForeColor or BackColor, they'll use default values.

If they don't have BackColor and/or ForeColor properties, they'll use the colors specified in the Desktop Control Panel. RageInTheMachine9532 '.a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!' -- The Roaming Gnome. So posting a question in their Support Forums doesn't get you what you need? Do you think you'll get a better response from a forum that doesn't support the product?

It's very unlikely, simply because we can't support every control out there. There's thousands of them! You'd be much better off posting this question in their forums, where people who use the controls, support them, and even write them, tend to congregate. RageInTheMachine9532 '.a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!'

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