Avoid Qt (not used anymore in Europe (expensive and slow))
Either use Win32 api (Win32 gurus use it) or .NET

ShellExecute has nothing to do with HTML Elements.
Just use Win32 COM. Ses MS samples

???
system() has nothing to do there (it's even prohibited under Windows...)
Just use the scheduler

On Windows, system() is prohibited by MS.
It's dirty, it creates another useless PAS, etc...

No, you don't need to retrieve the text !
It's a very old Win16-Win32 FAQ, see (Win32 grp (http://tinyurl.com/yjy3ajr)) with EM

No, you must use the GUI subsystem.

It won't fork for od listbox
.................................

This has nothing to do with C++...
If on windows, to get current URL, use Win32 api (Shell and others)

Use Petzold code instead, 10 x better.

> google dint help

???
It's a win32 FAQ for about 15 years (!)
See on Win32 grp (ttp://tinyurl.com/cmhb5g) for classic code
to scan very quickly pixels with GDI or GDI+

Never use system() on Windows.
Use Shell or Kernel apis.

????????
This "article" is a complete newbie and wrong code (!)
To get the pid, see the official sample in C in MSDN, with Win32 THelp

This code is wrong.
Initializing is missing and then it won't work on some OS SP...

Stop this spamming with fake question/answer and complete noob and wrong code (original code from MSDN has been posted 15 years ago !)
Read the Petzold to learn Windows programming.

Don't copy MSDN doc.
And it's not the right method (events)

Are you aware that the complete code for this is in MSDN... for more than 15 years ?!

(more than 25 samples in C and C++ !)

No, Qt is useless on Windows (and too slow..)
Just use standard Win32 api.

Don't use OpenGL
All best actual games use DirectX (FarCry, etc..)
Download DirectX SDK and see the tons of samples inside

Obsolete (~10 years old)
Use #import instead

Is it a joke ?
It's a copy of one of the MSDN KB samples !!!

Never use system()
Just use kernel or user apis.

You should read Microsoft SDK samples, where the Wallpaper changer exists for more than 15 years...

You don"t need anything for a so simple task ! (never use external libraries on Windows, as everything is included )
Just use basic Win32 api (GDI)
It's done in a few minutes...

No.
Tutorial are not professional at all (by kids...)
Read Network Programming books (easy to find in ebook format)

You don't need any code. (nearly..)
Conversion is native in Win32 (Shell or GDI apis)

This code is not sufficient and won't work on some Windows SPx.....

Useless.
Simply use Win32 api (1 line of code with SH or 5 with COM)

It's not a "method"...

See MSDN and Intel codes samples for RDTSC instead.
More than 10 years old...

You don't need anything. Just use Win32 OLE apis

There are about 50 samples on MSDN and > 5000 on Google Groups...

If it's on Windows, just use Win32 api (1 line of code with Shell , or 3 with COM...)

No, never copy other people code (specially codeproject or others not-professional code, plenty of bugs and unusable in production environment)
The only available code is the one from the...

On windows, you don't need anything.
Just use Win32 API (GDI, COM, etc).
You can do everything easily

You don't need hooks for that...

You don't need any hook (!)
Simply use Win32 System apis (2 lines of code to swap mouse buttons...)

Use any of native Win32 comm. api to send mails

You absolutely dont need winsock to get infos from a web site (!)
Just use standard Win32 apis (Net, COM, and others)

Use Win32 net apis (see Win32 api group (news://nntp.aioe.org/comp.os.ms-windows.programmer.win32) for samples (C/C++)

You don't need any library of course ( you never need any library in Win32)
Just use Win32 COM. It's trivial.