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2 Im am just wondering how to change the frame color of a table. The following solution works but isn't very pretty. My test code is as follows. [code=html] <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTNL 4.01//END" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd"> <html> <head> <style> body { background-color: black ; color: white; } </style> <title> test …

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2>Installing multiple Linux distros to the same filesystem would be difficult ([I]extremely[/I] difficult), and there's no real need to do such a thing anyway. Just create a separate partition(s) for each Linux distro that you plan to use. I dont think it would [I]that[/I] hard. just have multiple fake roots …

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Personally it does not sound that interesting or hard to me (I know I am wrong, but I have never traded) My dad trades short term options in his spare time, but he has lost like $8,000! Even after paying a shocking $14,000 for a option intensive training course! ($22,000! …

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Early game should primarily be used to set up your pawn structure, develop your position, and castle. (thats how I play the early game at least) btw, bringing your queen out is usually a bad idea.

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> as most macs are 64-bit Actually the newest macs (intel core 2 duo) are 32 bit.

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What you say is basically Newtonian physics. Everything can be explained and everything calculated. But quantum physics says exactly the opposite. Take for example [B]schrödinger's cat.[/B] The cat is both dead and alive at the same time!

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>Like playing the posting games? At least I spend the majority of my time answering questions on the technical forums rather than making tons of inane posts in the Geek's Lounge. If I happen to look superior it's because I usually am. I agree. Why do you even post on …

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Video card should be your number 1 priority. Before buying check if its DX10 compatible. Quad core extreme OC'ed intel core 2 should pwn. 2 gigs of ram definetely (maybe even 4, rams cheap). You will probably want a 10,000 rpm harddrive.

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>Those Operating Systems; can do This and That and a lot lot more obscure functions, that are only of interest, to the Geekiest. For Me: I want to know as little as is humanly possible, about the OS. I never met a person who considered stupidity a virtue. Well live …

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if your learning sdl look at some of my sdl functions under c++ code snippets. I think you will find them helpful. I know I do!

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you could search for them with apt-cache search or aptitude search (note I suggest you get vmware server and make your own images (it works better))

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[URL="http://devpaks.org/"]here[/URL] is a good website for dev cpp. It might have your library. (installing libraries on windows is impossible)

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debian, gentoo, arch, or slackware should work well. btw, gentoo and arch will be the fastest.

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>How does the alphabet wrap around from the letter 'Z' to the letter 'A' while counting forward ???? I think you need to recheck and verify you posted the instructions correctly. If you did then your instructor is pretty stupid person. I think it starts counting backward. (even though that …

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I use opera on linux and I am noticing a few problems. Randomly the web page will be rendered to the far left of the screen. Here is a screen shot:

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search gp2x on google, its the best. Far, far,. far better then a ipod, ds, pda, psp, cell phone, or whatever.

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no not really... Sounds sweet though (just to show friends, not to actually use it ;-p)

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how about allegro or sdl? (allegro is easier I believe but a tad less powerful)

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Actually I believe hp gets the most for your money... Dont no your price range put my I am extremely happy with my dv6000t. View my bio for its specs... It cost about $1600.

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to get back your data supposedly putting your harddrive in the freezer helps...

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arch linux! Ultra fast. The fastest distro I have ever used. [quote=pty] Aimed at older/low end machines. All the advantages of Ubuntu's good hardware detection with xfce desktop environment for speed. [/quote] You call xfce light? Its pretty fat. If you want speed try evilwm, ratpoison, wmi, or ion.

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You of course could program with a considerably easier API like the gtk or qt API. I believe these are much easier to use then the Windows API and seems to be a good choice for a beginning c++ programmer.

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for *nix I think you can postfix your command with &. This will allow system() to return immediately.

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oh and also it saves memory. If you pass by value it will copy the input object into local scope. So if you want some data just use a const reference to access it.

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>To answer your question, yes there are ways, but no there aren't any good ones. For example, you could add a boolean flag parameter that says whether to create or not. But that changes the meaning of the function and gives it two jobs rather than one. Bad idea. not …

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um a not very good solution is to ls to a file, read the file and operate on it.

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[URL="http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/files.html"]heres [/URL]a good link. Apparently people have some problems with the coding techniques in this tutorial so be advised.

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Um maybe he is asking for motivation and inspiration. Instead people give him insults and derogatory comments. Is he lazy just because he doesn't like programming in qbasic?

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>Generally (unless something goes wrong or you want to be a power user) you dont need to use the command line. Um to be a good linux user you _have_ to use the command line. You can try to avoid it but it is unavoidable. There will be some problem …

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I was just wondering if any one here plays nethack? I do and my highest score is 9600( yes I know I suck)

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I personally like hp. My hp laptop dv6000t ( A laptop I would highly recommend. The newer version (exactly the same except for some cosmetic changes) got the "best buy" award from pc world.) is awesome. I paid only $1600 and got <see computer specs in profile>. And dells come …

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I prefer text based mmorpgs. They have _ a lot_ more depth than normal graphical rpgs. The current MUD I play is called achaea. Its really cool. You can do almost anything!

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Look at open source code. There are hundreds of millions of lines of open source code in the GNU OS.

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[URL="http://www.cppgameprogramming.com/cgi/nav.cgi?page=allegbasics"]here[/URL] is good allegro tutorials. And [URL="http://lazyfoo.net/SDL_tutorials/index.php"]here[/URL] is good SDL tutorials.

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I just tried arch linux and it is amazing! Very good package management and since its for advanced linux users there is no bloat!

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you did not initialize a, b, c, d, and radius. Get the input than assign.

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