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Check this video WITH the sound :D

http://www.riemurasia.net/jylppy/media.php?id=68397

When recently trying to use the CMFCPropertySheet class with CMFCPropertySheet::PropSheetLook_Tree, I ran into the problem that the class does not give any options to customize the look the the tree control on the left side.

With CMFCPropertySheet, it is possible to set a list of icons or an empty list. In both cases there is no options to have the buttons (+ or - square) or the line in the tree.

Here is one way to fix this problem.

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[cpp]
BOOL GetApplicationDirectory(CString& _sApplicationDirectory)
{
	TCHAR szPathName[_MAX_PATH];
	if (FAILED(::GetModuleFileName(NULL, szPathName, _MAX_PATH)))
	{
		return FALSE;
	}

	TCHAR szDrive[_MAX_DRIVE];
	TCHAR szDirectory[_MAX_DIR];
	TCHAR szFileName[_MAX_FNAME];
	TCHAR szExtension[_MAX_EXT];

	// Split path
	_tsplitpath_s(szPathName, szDrive, _MAX_DRIVE, szDirectory, _MAX_DIR, 
		szFileName, _MAX_FNAME, szExtension, _MAX_EXT);

	// Make safe path
	_tmakepath_s(szPathName, _MAX_PATH, szDrive, szDirectory, _T(""), _T(""));

	_sApplicationDirectory = szPathName;

	return TRUE;
}

Those smart asses from Canon won't ship the ZoomBrowser EX installer, only updaters.

I've got an XP laptop.

So the what you should do is:

• Download and install ZoomBrowser 6.1.1a Updater
• Create a registery key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Canon\ZoomBrowser Ex
• Restart the computer
• Download and install ZoomBrowser 6.4.1 Updater

Canon does not seem to know what is a multilanguage installer either. So choose carefully alternative downloads for the language you are looking for...

Thank you Canon for wasting my time!!

• Have IIS and FTP service installed from Add/Remove Windows components on Add/Remove programs
• The default FTP site isn't isolated
• Stop the default site
• Right click On FTP sites > New site
• The wizard opens > Next
• Type you description (ex:"My FTP server")
• Choose the IP address and port for this server (IIS FTP server does not rely on headers, IPs only)
• Choose "Isolate Users"
• Enter the FTP root for the home directory
• Choose Read or Read+Write
• Now you are with the wizard

If you stop here you will get a "Err Msg: 530 User <Username> Cannot Log In, Home Directory Inaccessible. Login Failed." Solution:

• under the FTP site root directory, create a folder named "LocalUser"
• Under the LocalUser directory create a directory for each of the users matching the username

sudo dpkg-reconfigure console-setup

I had to find a solution for my company to remote a Linux machine from Windows. The less extra software the better.

The computer to remote has Debian 4.0 installed.

xrdp is a magic solution. It allows to tunnel X into the Windows Remote Desktop Connection application. There is no need for extra software to install on Windows.

You need to install xrdp on the Linux.

apt-get update
apt-get install xrdp

It did not work right away, but after rebooting the Linux machine, everything went smoothly.