Here's a hint.


if(Orig[i] > Sub[j-1])
Then insert Orig[i] into Sub[j]

Bad Post

I think you need another ending bracket for the for loop.

Remove the semi colon from


#include <iostream>;

I thought of something last night. When clicking the .cpp file make sure you do that inside the IDE. I wasn't clear about that on my first post.

Oh thats weird. I did it in 2005 edition just how Comatose explained.

Also if I remember right this problem can be solved by building your application as a Microsoft app instead of an empty clr...

You can do it in express. Right click your .cpp file and then properties. Works for me at least.

Oh I see what's going on. Just study the loop like StuXYZ is saying. And I wrote bad code earlier. Here it is corrected.


if (a % b == 0)
{
cout << b << " is a factor of " << a << endl;
...

Sorry code tag didn't work.

I think this is what you want. Add a temp and use it to add together your factors.


#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

main()
{

int a;

Or *mumble mumble*


if(result > 99999)
{
exit(1);
}

Okay I'm out of my league hear, but this sounds similar to your problem.

http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/vbgeneral/thread/603b02f1-754d-4298-b7fa-fe4203c0ab81/

did you include the image in the solution explorer?

I got it to open with 7-zip

Well if I remember correctly the Console.Beep is part of the system namespace. So you might want to research the system namespace, which could be causing the BEEP that you are hearing.

I'm not sure if this will work, but try


while(keywords>>keyword != NULL)