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Re: I had a similar problem...you could try using a different browser such as Opera(google for it and download it). I'm somewhat sure that your registry files haven't been affected yet...so try this:there are softwares out there such as “Explorer Repair” that resets your TCP/IP settings, deletes ARP Cache, repair your … | |
Re: Actually, i know of a doctor who visited one of the islands in the caribbean and he says, he visits there often to use marijuana because he benefits from it...that's from a doctor...additionally, it has been used to make clothing....i've seen someone used it to cure a sore they had … | |
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Re: Welcome aboard..hope you'll enjoy it here. Your formatting is horrible...please look at the two anouncements at the top of the page, so you can place your code in tags. Also, in the future, before posting, search the forums to see if someone else had the same problem/assignment. We are willing … | |
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Good day folks. I have a simple question anout structs. Say for example i have the following: [CODE] struct foodmenu { char letter; string food; double cost; }; [/CODE] We just started a look at struct and it's really not too clear. So with regards to my example above...how does … | |
Re: try to change the boot settings from Hard-drive to allow it to boot from the CD (given that you've got the windows XP CD). Could you be more detailed. So when you turn you're laptop on, does it just say that the hard-drive it right protected and that's it? How … | |
Re: If your problem has been solved...please mark this thread as being solved. | |
Re: Welcome aboard: 1. You could start off by declaring a few variables that you'll need. 2. You could set up some type of a loop to return greater common divisor of two long integers. 3. You then set up size for array. 4. You may create a dynamic array, assign … | |
Re: I'm also pretty sure that your professor must have given you a specific range of which to get the 1000 numbers. By that I mean...is it a range of numbers between 1 & 5 billion??? Some steps for you and as brought out by Salem...we'll not do your assignment, but … | |
Re: A quick question...can it be random numbers between 100 & 150...or do they have to be incremented by 2 each time? | |
Re: Good day. A few points for you: 1.You need to declare a score variable and reference that in your function. 2.You need to be declaring a Stat in your main. 3.You will need a loop that will repeat your main untill a 'y' is entered in the final user input(cin). | |
Re: Have you tried uninstalling and re-installing internet explorer? | |
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Re: Good day. Sorry to hear about your dilema. Let's just start off with a few basic things so we could assist you better: 1. When you boot so you see the message that says:[I][B] "Please select the operating system to start?"[/B][/I] or do you hear any beep? 2. Which version … | |
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Re: so pretty much you want to display the fist name last and vice versa and then calculate the total salary? | |
Re: We don't give codes away.....you must show effort for us to help you. Even just start off and we'll guide you in the right direction. Welcome aboard though. [U][B]#1[/B][/U] You could start off by doing a few things: [CODE=cplusplus] #include <iostream> #include <iomanip> #include <cmath> #include <fstream> #include <string> using … | |
Re: With regards to Locksmith.... must it be installed on the machine with the lost password? Will you need to be logged on as another user and run the Locksmith interface, which allows you to select the broken account and reset the password? I'm not familiar with the Locksmith software....i'm familair … | |
Good day. My infile contains the following: [CODE] TFFTFFTFFTFFTFTFTFTFFF A33 TFFTFFTFFFFFTFTFTFFFFT Z27 TFFTFFTFFTFFTFTFTFTFFT X12 TFTT FTFFTFFFT FTFTFFF H44 TFFTFFTFFTFFFFTFTFFTFF Q19 FFFFFFFFFFFFTFTFTFFFFF D72 TFFTFFTFFTFF FFFFFTFFF W32 FFFTFFTFFTFFTFTFTFFTTT Y09 TFFTFFTFFTFFTFFTTFFTTT S44 TFFTFFTFFTFFTFTFTFTFFF G11 FFTFFTFFTFFTFTFTTFTFFF J21 TFFTFFFFFTFFTFTFTFTFTT K61 TFFTFFTFFTFFTFTFTFTFT M03 TFFTFFTFFFFFTFTFTFTFFT P24 TFFTFFTFFTFFTFTFTFFFFT N54 FTFFTFFTFT TFF FTFTFFF F33 TFFTFFTFFTFFTFTFTFTFFF Z21 TFFTFFFTTFTTFFTFTFTFTF V39 TFFFTTFTTFTTFTFTFTTFFF … | |
Re: Welcome aboard…..hope you’ll enjoy it here…..well, start posting!!! | |
Re: Welcome aboard…..hope you’ll enjoy it here…..well, start posting!!! | |
Re: Welcome aboard…..hope you’ll enjoy it here…..well, start posting!!! | |
Re: You may wanna post you've tried thus far. | |
Re: You're absoluately right. We won't give you a complete code, but we'll help and provide pointers. Firstly, welcome aboard. I can give you a head start, although i wish you'd read up on arrays. You need to tell us if the program is doing to be interactive, will it read … | |
Re: Given which equations? Please post what you've come up with, so we can review your code and show you whats wrong. Welcome aboard! | |
Re: I'd go with the softwares that will unlock the admins password upon boot-up....if you know what you're doing...if its a new computer and you've got nothing too important on it....i'd say just reinstall windows...i don't think it will require a password. | |
Re: This specific problem has been addressed before. In the future, please search the forum before you post, chances are that someone else had that assignment/problem. Please take a look at the following thread for some guidance: [url]http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread49939.html[/url] Hope that help and welcome aboard. By the way, as a new person, … | |
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Re: Have you tried anything? Why would you need such a program, the folder options and microsoft word has security options to password protect a document? | |
Good day. How do i convert the following code to C++? [code=java] // Lets import our file functions. import java.io.*; public class Grades { // Setup an array of test students private static Grades.test student[] = new Grades.test[50]; // Just for spunk we will create an inner class to keep … | |
So far this is what I have: [CODE] #include <iomanip> #include <cmath> #include <fstream> #include<string> #include<iostream> using namespace std; int main() { ifstream infile; ofstream outfile; infile.open ("Wordcalc.txt"); outfile.open ("WOutput"); char A = (1*2.0);//value for letter A char C = (3 - 20.4); char D = ((4/12.0) *3.09); char E … | |
Re: Please post the code of what you've already come up with. |
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