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[CODE]int num=0; while (word[x] != '\0') // While the string isn't at the end... { cout << int(word[x]); // Transform the char to int num+=int(word[x]) x++; } [/CODE]

Here is an article which describes how to use windows clipboard using native Win32 functions. [URL="http://www.frostcode.info/common-articles/write-to-windows-clipboard.html"]Writing to Windows Clipboard[/URL]

CString class is actually not belong the MFC class library. It is in ATL. You can use appropriate ATL headers to use CString in any Windows C++ application. For more information on how you can use CString in a C++ project, read thease articles. [URL="http://www.frostcode.info/strings/string-classes.html"]string classes[/URL] How to use [URL="http://www.frostcode.info/strings/cstring-class.html"]CString[/URL]

You can use a CString to store the the path you get and use CString.Replace function to replace '' with '\' See [url]http://www.frostcode.info/strings_tutorial/cstring/index.php[/url] for more information on how to use CString

use c++ function, cin.getline here is an example [CODE] printf("enter your name: "); cin.getline (name,256);[/CODE]

[QUOTE=scrypt3r;814192]I have a program that injects a MessageBox Dll into a running process, although the user has to input the process to injects PID, is there a way to get the process PID from its image?[/QUOTE] Try this article on [URL="http://www.frostcode.info/common_articles/get_PID_from_process_name/index.php"]How to get the PID from process name[/URL]

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