visal C 6 0 reads mouse shapes

Mouse shape? Mouse shape?

If memory serves, it's a file that stores mouse pointer patterns. For example, you can customize the style of the pointer in the program.

I don't know if you wrote MFC or Win32 or if you cracked an EXE, let's talk about it.

win32：

case: a line, and the processing under this line is the processing of this ID.

MFC: In MFC, there is generally a message map, on bn clicked((button id),.

Find here, the handler after the button id is the handler corresponding to the button click event.

Cracking: Fourth, VC++ program (non-MFC program).

Once the OD is loaded, right-click and select"Find", and then there's"All commands"

In the input box that pops up, write the feature"sub

eax,0a"

Once you're sure, at sub eax, 0a, below, double-click in:

Once you're here, follow the je below.

Follow this call that comes.,That's it.,F2 cut off.。

Then after the break, F7 followed up, F8 a few times, and then came to the button incident.

5. MFC procedures.

Of course, it is up to you to judge the procedures of MFC and non-MFC.

After OD is loaded. Alt+E, come to the executable module, find the core dll of MFC: MFC42

Then double-click on it.

Then go to Ctrl+F and look for the feature**: sub eax, 0a

Similarly, after finding it, follow it at the je below, and the call you see after following it is the key call!

After the break, F7 follows up, F8 a few times, and it will come to the button event.

Go to the next easyx on the Internet, there is a help document in it, you will look at it.

You can right-click on the interface to display the output Workspace ......a list of options, then left-click before you want to add them.

Then after you have it, you can left-click on the box you want to adjust twice in a row, the box will automatically move to a place, and if you feel the right point, you can place the mouse on the border of the box and stretch it to change the length and width of the box.

Just find one*To open the DSW file, press Alt+Zero [View --- Workspace].

If you right-click on the toolbar, you can see that workspace and output have these two checks, and if it is a floating window, you can double-click on this window

It is not possible to program OpenGL directly in the VC, you need to install a Glut (OpenGL application kit, you can search the Internet for installation methods). If you want to learn OpenGL, it is recommended to read the book "Computer Graphics" first, which is the most basic, introducing how to make diagrams, which is equivalent to telling you the algorithm of OpenGL, an introductory textbook; Another good tutorial recommendation: Zhou Wei's nehe Chinese tutorial opengl, this is an example, quick start, **:

There are many other books about OpenGL, but let's wait until you have some foundation.

The desktop process explorer or some plug-ins it needs are damaged or blocked by anti-virus software, and cannot be started normally, causing the MDM service to report an error.

It may also be that there is a problem with the VC++ installed on your machine, which causes the system debugging service MDM to not run normally.

Suggestion: Reset the organization content of the antivirus software. Try if there is a problem with the VC on the machine, and fix it if there is a problem.

Or, go to "Desktop-My Computer-Right-click Properties-Management-Services-Services-Services-Services", find the Machine Debug Manager service in the list on the right, stop and select "Disabled", and OK.