Dani

I apologize for techtalk being down the past hour or so. Unfortunately, there were some difficulties with the server. Everything should be up and running smoothly now. :) Sorry for any inconvenience.

I've tried doing this once too in windows xp, with no problems. I never attempted it in windows 2000 - I don't even know if network bridging is built into win2k, sorry I can't offer more help

[list=1][*]is this a pirated version of windows? [*]if yes, when you made the cd, did you include autorun files? [*]in the bios setup, is it set to boot to a cd before the hdd? [*]try another cd that is meant to boot at startup (e.g. win2k), does that one work? …

Big B, you did good :) Locking this thread. Everyone can reply to the link Big B posted.

Remember, you can also go to the user control panel, and somewhere in your preference options, you can set to use a WYSIWYG editor to edit posts. Unfortunately, I have to run off to class in a few minutes, so don't really have time to look at this program right …

Hey test[b]techtalk[/b], does this happen on all sites with popups? Are you using a popup blocker (including the one built-into the Google toolbar, Norton Internet Security, or a web browser like Safari with a built-in popup blocker?

Big 'b', in the future, can you reference posts and threads as [post ]6466[/post] instead of the entire URL? Thanks! It's just so much easier in case I happen to change the directory structure of the site, move the site back to techtalkforums.com from daniweb.com, etc - this way links …

200 mb of video ram? Are you sure that it says it doesn't require 20 mb? The latest and greatest video cards now have 256 mb of ram. The average gamer needs 64mb to 128mb. The best video cards out on the market are the ATI Radeon 9800 Pro and …

I haven't done work with strings in a long while, but could u by any chance use string.h with getline? Check out this reference site: [url="http://www.msoe.edu/eecs/ce/courseinfo/stl/string.htm"]http://www.msoe.edu/eecs/ce/courseinfo/stl/string.htm[/url]

[CODE] #include <iostream> // function prototype unsigned long int Perimeter (unsigned short int, unsigned short int); int main () { unsigned short int length; unsigned short int width; unsigned long int Perimeter; cout << " Please enter the length of the rectangle: " << length << endl; cin >> length; …

[QUOTE=)BIG"B"Affleck] I dont know where your last post went but I was responding to your question[/QUOTE] He deleted his post for some reason.

This was part of a duplicate post. More information is available at [thread]1183[/thread]

Indeed, this is a duplicate post. Please direct all future responses to [thread]1190[/thread] (this way, all responses to the thread are together) Thanks!

Please don't double post. People can respond to this post here: [thread]1225[/thread] Thanks!

The code does, indeed, work in windows or linux? Sorry, I'm not all that familiar with any mac development tools.

check you're using the latest video card drivers available also, make sure your ram is properly seated in your motherboard also ... i forgot what menu it's under, but there is an option somewhere to "reboot computer due to a bugcheck" or the like, try disabling that also, check your …

My dual 2ghz G5 mac finally arrived today! Ooooh how excited I am! However, I tried installing MSN software. The installation completed fine, but everytime I try to load the program, it automatically exits on me. I tried logging out and restarting. Virtual PC doesn't yet work for the G5, …

The site you provided a link to has some java applets in it. Perhaps your java runtime environment (jre) provided by either microsoft or sun microsystems is corrupt, so every site you access with java applets gets screwed up??

What's the difference between standby and sleep/hibernate modes? What about just editing the power settings to turn off your hdd after X amount of time? http://www.blueowltechnologies.com/pmWin2K.asp http://is-it-true.org/nt/nt2000/utips/utips16.shtml Sorry I can't be of much help with regard to your problem. :(

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[QUOTE=fakespike] btw there is alot in common between math and computers how about you add a math section in the forum. just a thought.[/QUOTE] Good luck! Does your school offer tutorial services? Also ... for math-related computing, use the Computer Science forum - that's exactly what it's there for!

He wants to be able to empty the trash bin that's in the OS X dock? Or on the OS9 desktop. As far as I know (remember), it's the same as with the Windows recycle bin ... right click and then go to empty. (Or, with a one button mouse, …

Please don't double post. Thread located here: [thread]1158[/thread]

Basically, you want to reformat your computer, right? What version of Windows is this?

Glad to hear that you are making some headway. Personally, I used to use McAfee, and then switched to Norton and loved it. However, I found that it likes to creep into just about everything in Windows and practically invade the registry. The last time I reformatted, I installed McAfee …

The error "Cannot delete file. Make sure the file is not in use and it's not write protected." That the one you're talking about? It happens when you're trying to delete a file that a program you're currently using (or even the operating system) is using, itself.

[QUOTE=root]but I have no knowledge of journals online, rather its php, or whatnot.. [/QUOTE] A great deal of open source web-based software is written in PHP with a MySQL back-end. However, livejournal seems to be written in the perl language with a MySQL back-end database. In any case, are you …

If I were you, I'd just scrap it. But then again, I have zero zip nada electrical engineering (or any sort of) experience. Therefore, I'd consider it not worth it to crack open a monitor to investigate it. Check with TallCool1 here on the forums. He's really good with this …

What type of printer do you have? You'll have to go to the manufacturer's website to download the latest drivers for your printer. For example, if it's a canon printer, look up the specific model at canon.com ... hp, do the same thing at hp.com. Download the latest drivers, install …

Thanks for the update. :)

Just webmin or is other stuff slow too? (e.g. telnet/ssh)

I just compiled your program with gcc on my linux machine, and it told me that a bool is one byte. Sorry, I have no recent experience with Borland's compiler tools - the last time I used Turbo C++ 4.5 I was back in 10th grade.

Congratulations to CrazyIrishman for being the 1,000th member to register at TechTalk! I hope everyone has had as much fun this past year and a half as I have. Keep up the great work! I'm sorry for being so absent from the forums since school started. So much homework, so …

Regardless of what you use to write your c++ code, you need a compiler to turn it into an executable. C++ 7? What compiler is that? The Borland Turbo C++ compilers/ides are really nice, and a lot more straight-to-the-point (IMHO) than Microsoft Visual C++, for example. Basically, you're looking at …

Please don't double post. Everyone can check out what's wrong with your computer and respond to your post here: [thread]1060[/thread] Thanks!

Only dvd-roms can read standard DVDs. I'm not sure if you need a DVD+R/DVD-R/DVD+RW/DVD-RW drive to read DVD-Rs. (Most likely not, and that most modern DVD-ROMs should be able to do the trick there.) However, standard cd-roms or cd-rws won't be able to read your dvd-r.

Please don't double post. People can respond to this thread in the C++ forum. [thread]1080[/thread]

Please don't double post. People can respond to this thread in the C++ forum. [thread]1080[/thread]

Thanks for the 411 caperjack. Thread locked.

Error message 711? What does your event viewer say (control panel --> Administrative Tools --> Event Viewer)

You'll have to install drivers for your video card. Do you know who makes it? ATI or Nvidia, etc?? Go to the website and download the drivers. Otherwise, do you have video card drivers that came with your system/card? I don't think Windows 98 has built-in drivers you can use, …

Do you mean that you minimize Internet Explorer to the taskbar instead of closing it completely? Do you click the little icon with the X in it. Try going to the File menu, and then to Close. Does the same thing happen?

I'm a bit confused what you mean? Do you mean you want to be able to load an entire program's instructions into RAM??

Perhaps this is a software problem? If you're using Windows, boot into safe mode and then just leave it for a lil over an hour. Don't open any programs, etc. (Enough time to convince yourself it won't happen if you're in safe mode).

graphics cards have a GPU, graphical processing unit, so they can use hardware rendering without relying heavily on CPU time

Gee I'm sorry 'bout that. Tough luck. A part of a motherboard can be fried meaning that some things will work while others won't. Lights powering on, unfortunately, doesn't mean your motherboard is all good 2 go. Unfortunately, I'm no hardware expert. Perhaps someone else here would have some more …

I was just browsing The Wayback Machine and came upon (thanks to Dan) the old version of TechTalk back at our launch in February 2002. It's been a long year and a half with even more designs that I can count. Does anyone remember this guy .... ?

I don't know if this makes sense or is what you're asking for. However, could you encrypt the file? And then provide a decryption algorithm in the exe file. If the right information is provided, the contents of the file are read into some sort of buffer and decrypted? Perhaps …

DriveImage 3 is a pretty old version, no? If you're using the NTFS file system with Win2k, make sure drive image has support for it. That's the first thing. Second thing is, why can't you access the hard drive without mounting it?? I'm sorta confused. I've only mounted filesystems in …

Ooh! I never knew about that lil trick. I just tried it. Kewl stuff!