:)

Ive tried it. Its pretty crap.

No, this is what you want i think

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=230796A7-54D6-4C31-BDA3-EFD2F7E87A8C&displaylang=en

It uses operator overloading, so you should be able to use the stream operators e.g. you should be able to >> and << data to and from controls

Yes. You have been able to do it with AD group policy since like windows 2000. (For example, its default policy on domain servers that only admins logged in interacrively on the local machine can use...

Add a cin.ignore() to ignore the newline control character

Its a LAPTOP.

I mean 65+ . Pensioners.

hell, even I hate using netbooks. The mouse and keyboard suck.

CodeBlocks isnt a comiler itself. Its an IDE which (optionally) comes bundled with MinGW (a windows port of the GNU g++ compiler). G++ itself is ANSI compliant.

There is nothing stopping you from...

Thats normal, its because because TV is 50/60hz refresh rate (depending on whether you are PAL or NTSC) and a monitors refresh rate is designed to be 60-75hz. This problem is more apparent on LCD...

Keyboard and screen too small for old people. They like a big screen (but at a lowish res), big keyboard and a non-touchpad mouse with low sensitivity

Well, for AD to work properly, it runs a DHCP and DNS server on the sever. if you have these already, the wizard many complain.

Go to run and type dcpromo

yep. if it doesnt "just work" then i would say its a H/W issue.

I dont understand you at all, please reword your question and be more specific.

Yes, but its free.

Secondly, i wouldnt use products from a company which use spam (ZInstall has spammed here in the past)

Contact your web host and tell them you think thier server has been compromised.

Yeah. Also maybe the drive is just broken. My dells (LG?) DVd drive was a DVD R/W drive but it stopped writing DVDs afer about 6 months, then stopped reaing them after a year or two. Still does CDs...

Leeboy. Read the thread.

Thats not always an option. E.g it is in the TOS of my network that i MUST use thier corp version of McAffee.

ZInstall seems exactly the same as VirtualPC/XP Mode on Windows 7

That has copy/paste integration and you can use the same hardware, printers etc... (because in reality it all works over remote...

Its fine, sorry for the confusion. I was addressing the original poster. Lets just lay this thing to rest.

Yeah. put them in the stringstream, split it with getline, and strore the results on a vector.

So do I. What does that have to do with anything?

Stop being so confrontational and you will see that I am AGREEING with you on this one. Hence the whole reason ive been keeping an eye on this thread all this time, im waiting to see how it develops....

Okay, please ensure you have a valid, licensed install of XP (using your own, legal product key). If you dont, we cant continue to help you.

You dont get it, do you Bob?



This guy has 5 or 6 virtually identical "problems" during which other suspicious members, all bearing advertisement links in thier signatures post "answers" to...

Sounds like a firewall problem.

Ignore this post.

Please mark as solved.

Well, do you (and the IIS server) have folder read permissions on the ftp root you defined?

Windows 7? Is "lock taskbar" enabled?

Tools:
http://www.asp.net/downloads/essential/

the book ASP.NET 3.5 Step by Step (Microsoft Press) is very good for beginners. Would recommend buying it.

Well, the whole reason computers exist as we know them, is because of the second world war (namely Colossus and ENIAC).

Locked.

well, most importantly, read INSTALL.

Just do a google for ATI Catalyst, download the Catalyst drivers from ati.amd.com.

EDIT: Here is a link

http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/Pages/index.aspx

Choose your OS and then Radeon...

Well, you use them for lots of things. E.g pass by reference, linked lists, hash tables etc... All it is is essentially a number representing a memory address location where data of that type is...

What is the error!!!

Not working? Be more specific.

Well for one thing, go for server 2003 or 2008. XP doesnt handle more than 2 CPUs or more than 10 network clients well and isnt optimised for network throughput and services. Preferably go for a 64...