Thank you for your response, I'm going to look into the handbook you mentioned.

Actually it's two years this month. You said you found several tutorials after one search, did you happen to click...

So I take it the only reason for you responding to this thread was to increase your post count? I'm looking for a tutorial for code caving because I receive multiple requests on my website; however I...

Hi, I have been looking all over google for a freaking tutorial on code caving. The problem however, 1,000 results shown are crap (I'm sure everyone's shared the same experience).

Anyone know of a...

I am infected with this virus and am currently disabling when it runs. I was wondering if anyone knew how to remove it securely. I've tried scanning the virus with a few scanners, however none seem...

EDIT:^^ Bah, you beat me already.

psedo. can either be written up like a prewrite (scramble ideas down and the basic idea of the program) or can be implemented before the code to explain what the...

If you want to take the easy way out watch TV. Otherwise, do which will benefit you more. As far as I know, most companies would require you to know both - meaning it doesn't matter what you start...

int testmsg;
while (true)
{
if (i.eof()) break;
i >> testmsg;
cout << testmsg << " ";
}

Try

I agree as well, however I chose goto so I did not have to fix the spacing (I cannot use tab on this text box). Lame excuse and write-up I know. :eek:

Anyways, to make up for it:

#include...

#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>

using namespace std;

int main()
{
int num = rand();
ofstream cFile;
cFile.open("RanNum.txt");

I would convert the bmp file to a header file. Include it into your project and use dx codes to view it.

If you want to use the fstream class then I suggest this link:
http://www.cplusplus.com/ref/iostream/fstream/index.html

Here is a source code I found while searching google for API functions. The source will generate a header file from a source file, anyways reading it you can learn a lot. ...

Hello, I'm working on a authentication project which I don't want to run through a compiled .exe (to easy to hex edit or crack). So I was thinking about having the user enter the password in a...

Thank you very much, this is what I was looking for :)

Hey, thank you for your reply. Do you know where I can get Win32DASM? I searched google and it came up as a bunch of restricted sites. Google is being a real B**** for me today lol.

**This happens when someone else is logged on**

When I click on my account it goes the the, "Loading personal settings" dialog and freezes. I have ZoneAlarm and it does not detected any viruses,...

Hello, I'm working on replacing functions in DLL files. I most likely will use a trampoline once I get more advanced. However, my question is (I've tried searching google and only came up with crap)...

Hey, I figured out the problem. I forgot to add:

UpdateData();
CString Password = int pID;
UpdateData(FALSE);
Your post helped me with another problem I was having though. Thanks for the...

lol, a possible problem is because of the compiler you are using is not updated with the .lib files necessary for this project.

Try commenting out the line:


This should get it to compile,...

Sorry for double post, but I could not find the edit button. Anyways, I fixed the search so I do not need help with the question above anymore. I do have a new question which has come up.

char *...

Hello, I've been working on a security based software from which I got the idea from another program. Here are the details:

Upon load of the software a 4 digit string is given (I.E: 1kfh). Then...

For a free C++ compiler I suggest the Visual Stuido's 2005 Demo.net found at microsoft. However, projects from previous versions (years) will not work I don't believe. I use both VS.net 2003 and 2005...

I have a idea that will work, once program A is open it will create a .bmp file with encrypted characters. The program B will search for this file and have the correct characters in it. If not it...

Actualy I read what you said over again. You should create a header file with all your declarations if you want to use it through out your program. Then include it to your .cpp file.

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

void Print();

int main()
{
Print();
}

I hope this makes sense... I made a program which requires authorization by username and password, once logged in it will allow you to load a program. My question is, is there a tutorial for the...

You are asking for 3, 4, and 5 scores and did not define them.

inFile >> fName >> lName >> score1 >> score2 >> score3 >> score4 >> score5;

I think you just forgot to add them, if I understand...

On a visual program how would this work? I have the opendialog all set, but when I press the button which should launch the program, it does nothing.

This is what I have:

Find->Filter = S"Text...

Okay, I figured it out. I rewrote the whole thing to this:
Username = textBox1->Text;
Password = textBox2->Text;

/* Check if Password and Username Contain a Character */
if...

I think I understand what your saying, I just tried this:

Username = UsertxtBox->Text;
Password = PasstxtBox->Text;
int i, j;
for ( i = 0; i < 2; ++i )
{
for ( j = 0;...

I'm creating a registration C++ form and everything is working except one thing (at this point anyways).

private: System::Void Register_Click(System::Object * sender, System::EventArgs * e)
...

If they are all returning true try using else statements...

if(input1 > input2 && input2 > input3)
{
cout << endl;
cout << input1 << endl;
cout << input2 << endl;
cout <<...

Okay, I figured out what I was doing wrong. Thanks

Sorry for double post, can't find the edit button :/

Anyways, I'm tyring this right now:

System::String * str1;
System::String * str2;

label1->Text = str1 += str2;

Hello, I've worked on Console Apps. For a while and am moving to visual C++. I am working on a form right now and am stuck.

What I want to do is if the user prushes a button, it will display the...

Thank you for this tutorial. I was trying this way but did not know I had to add that file. Thank you very much.