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 | I'm about 2 months late. I'm sure the OP has bought something now. When I was in college, the language courses generally centered around a specific development environment. I would talk to professors, or students that have already taken the classes and see what environments they are using. I'm pretty …  |
| | CSV files or XML would be your best bet. I believe Excel can open HTML files, so an HTML table can work too. There is also SpreadSheetML; I think that is for .NET flavors though. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb226687.aspx - info on SpreadsheetML |
| | Now() wouldn't work to get the current date/time? |
| | When I wrote a time clock application many, many moons ago, I used multiple tables in the database and just kept the time stamps. Basically something along the lines of this: Employee Table EmpID Employee PunchStatus PunchLog PunchID EmpID PunchTime Then I would use a query to piece the data … |
 | It should be <html><head>..</head><body><table>...</table></body></html> You also may want to look into CSS for layout as table usage for layout is strong discouraged. |
| | The Stop error is the result of an inaccessible boot device (which you are probably seeing briefly flash on the screen). Windows XP would require an OEM driver to access the hard drive during text mode setup because the hard disk controller built into the motherboard is newer than the … |
| | 64-bit Windows removes the compatibility layer for 32-bit DOS applications as well. To run your application, you will need virtualization software (like VirtualBox) and a 32-bit OS. |
| | You would need some virtualization software. VirtualBox would be a good choice as it is free. Then you will need a 32-bit OS, FreeDOS MAY work with TASM. |
 | taskkill will attempt to kill all WINWORD.EXE processes whether they are owned by the current user or not, so you have to add a qualifier such as /fi "username eq %USERNAME%" so that the line reads as follows taskkill /f /IM WINWORD.EXE /fi "username eq %USERNAME%" so that it only … |
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| | There are two options I can suggest. You can try connecting the drive to another computer on a different OS (Mac OS or Linux, etc) or use a Linux Live Boot CD to see if you can access the drive. If not, and you can open the enclosure, remove the … |
 | You can, the syntax of the color command is COLOR [background][foreground]. From there you use the following table 0 - Black 1 - Blue 2 - Green 3 - Cyan (Aqua) 4 - Red 5 - Purple 6 - Yellow 7 - White 8 - Gray 9 - Light Blue … |
| | Place `exit` at the end of the batch file. |
| | For centralized management, use a Windows 2008/2012 Server and create a domain. The client computers must be runnning Windows Vista/7 Professional. Home Premium and lower editions can't connect to domains.  |
| | Usually, this is done in a domain, but basically you would create a group policy to disable removable storage. I'll have to check my machine at home (I'm at work now) to see if there is a local policy to disable removable storage. Update: I checked at this site - … |
 | Download the compatibility tool. Depending on the age of your hardware, you may have some hardware that Windows 7 does not support (I had a C-Media AC97 card and a RealTek 10/100 NIC that blocked my access). |
| | A good site for all things related to command line scripting is SS64.com |
 | I haven't run Windows 7 in boot camp, rather in VMWare Fusion 4. Make sure you have the max amount of memory installed (8GB); I would not start with the Aero interface on initially, I would set the Swap file to 1.5 x System RAM, then gradually introduce Aero, if … |
| | Here's the simple way to solve your problem. 1. Purchase (or borrow) a USB hard drive 2. Download the Ultimate Boot CD for Windows 3. Follow the instructions to make the Boot CD 4. Boot with the CD (I'd recommend a DVD, especially if you slipstream SP3 onto it) 5. … |
| | You would have to a do a sort of some kind to get the lowest and highest values in the array, then go back and assign them to the original student number. Your array would then go from a single dimension to a 2 dimension and your sort would be … |
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