How to run an executable internally along with other background processes in the system during the startup?

Before i can do coding i have to learn many thinks in that link you gave.

Its really useful sir. I am getting to know many things about the windows procedures and messages.

Thank you sir:)

I got a doubt now.

I went through all the steps and a layout appeared in VS2010.

I dint understand so i went through the link you had given to get to know about MFC.

I think MFC can be used to create menus and dialog boxes ie they are the resources which i dint want to do.

But anyways if i try to use that i will get to know better about MFC.

Tell me to make the program to run at the background does it need MFC?

Thank you sir i will try now and ask if i get stuck:)

Perfect :).

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Here they are: Instructions. 1. StartMicrosoft® Visual Studio® 2010 IDE .

2. From the Start Page selectNew Project link.

3. Under Installed Templates selectVisual C++.

4. Select MFC Application .

5. Provide application (project) name and click OK .

Note: A MFC Application Wizard will appear on screen.

6. Click Next .

7. Under Application type selectDialog based , and

under Resource language select “English (United States)”

(or your country), leave the “Use Unicode libraries” and

for the Project style leave the (default) MFC standard and

for the Use of MFC select Use MFC in a shared DLL , and

click Next .

8. Set the Main frame style as follows:

  *Thick frame  *Minimize box    *About box*Please remove SYSTEM menu.

Click Next .

9. For the Advanced features uncheck“Context-sensitive Help (HTML)”

and ActiveX controls . You shall only useCommon Control Manifest

and Support Restart Manager , and then click Next .

10. Click Finish .

I hope you find this information useful. If you need any further assistance,

please feel free to contact me and let me know.

I hope this information was helpful…

Have a nice day…

Best regards,

Fisnik

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Thank you sir i will try now and ask if i get stuck:)

Good, the reason I tell you to do this is because I want

you to learn "programming" and "software development".

in order for you to learn best, you need to try and once

you get "stuck" try harder if you get totally "stuck" then

ask for help.

:) MY BEST ADVICE.

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Thank you sir i will try my best:)