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 | Read https://www.daniweb.com/programming/threads/435023/read-this-before-posting-a-question again. It appears you may have not tried anything yet. That is, this is not that you can't go ahead and ask how much someone will create this for you as in hiring for the job. But it's a shame you are asking for VB6 as that is …  |
 | I see issues with that code. For example on line 44 you close the file. OK, but up a few lines you open it so you'll read the first thing in the file. Since you don't read later values, you'll get the same item each time. Now about writing. Lines …  |
| | Something seems missing here. That is, PHP is usually some backend so are you trying to write some app in PHP or did you forget to tell us you have a web server and this is served up on some web page and you want to "find a script"? Everytime … |
 | Downvote? Not from me. But you can send 2 messages about yourself with those 2 posts. One you use all caps and might be too sensitive. It takes a lot of patience to code and write a complex system. Not everyone is up to that. What I'm seeing more and … |
| | https://www.daniweb.com/articles/latest/2/2 and scroll to the bottom. I see a navigation aid there and it shows a [3] yet it takes me to page 2. Maybe this is by design but it looks a little off. Not a big bug. Just a minor thing.  |
 | I'll comment about USB 3.0 video. I bought one of those 16 inch USB powered displays and it was OK. Just that, OK. Nothing really to complain about but nothing to get excited either. It's not like it's too slow or fast either. Gamers and those folk that want high …  |
| | Mike, first I must write this must not have DRM. If it's from say the BBC with the usual DRM then you have issues beyond conversion. Anyhow, does it play in VLC Player? If it does, use that to save in some other more open encoding. This is not an … |
| | @ Neeraj_9 You asked something in IcyFire's post from 3 years ago. It doesn't appear to be an answer but a necropost. Avoid that. Create your own new question. |
| | @Amar_6 your 5 year late post to manugm_1987's discusion doesn't make sense here. Also it reads as if you were giving an assignment to folk here. Read this next link before you make your own discussion. -> https://www.daniweb.com/programming/threads/435023/read-this-before-posting-a-question |
 | Given the time since you asked this at http://dba.stackexchange.com/questions/110767/ms-access-2007-2010-compact-repair-not-working and other sites, it may be time to think over if Access is the right database for you. What did that person say? "Insanity is repeating the same mistakes, expecting different results."  |
| | Who or what told you that? I'm seeing web pages that tell anyone that along with CALL THIS NUMBER NOW scams. Tell more. |
 | The router would have to log such first. Does yours do that first step? If so, maybe no app is needed as you just check the router's web page with the stats.  |
 | I think you need to go back to your system design classes. That is, this is done how now. You get the current process down in your design spec before you write code or build your database schema. If no one can explain how it's done now. Then that's your … |
| | I'm going to write your El Capitan is not a typewriter. Read http://practicaltypography.com/straight-and-curly-quotes.html to learn how to turn on/off smart quotes in Word and ask the EasyABC support/author if they support this. I'll disagree about Word and straight quotes. |
 | Hi Douglas_5, Your follow up gives me the feeling you are afraid to try things. Part of my work on PCs was owning a repair shop years ago. Once in a while we'd get a client that was fearful. You would not tell them the steps you tried and failed. … |
| | Just tried it and it seemed smooth to my. It's the office laptop with is the usual i7 16GB SSD thing.  |
 | Re: Java program First read https://www.daniweb.com/programming/threads/435023/read-this-before-posting-a-question I think you wrote one original line in your text (the first line) then copied your assignment here. Essentially you are asking folk to read your code and make it work. Instead, tell where you think it's gone wrong and if there is an error, what line …  |
 | Looking at it, should the per item calculation be like: CalculatedRatioValue = int ( (2000 / RubValuetotal) * RubValue) Sure you can change int() to what vb.net you like but this should be at most off by the number of line items. To explain why it might never be exactly … |
 | Re: pseudocode The thing is, here's the thing. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pseudocode tells me that for each target language, the format of the psuedocode changes. HOWEVER for what you wrote, and the tag is "problem" I think what you posted is indeed a form of psuedocode. You could hand that to a few year in …  |
 | Re: php on Mysql Here's what I do to prototype such a search. I usually have an example output (report) that I am attempting to achieve. Then I manually craft a SQL command using the command line that gives me the dataset I need for the report. After that, that SQL command is re-used …  |
 | 2 ideas. 1. Make it a global variable and fire off code to do what you want when you want. 2. In Form 2's save button code, try Form1.thatobject.text = "What you want here." Idea 2 is not "code" but psuedocode to help you remember how to set object value … |
 | Welcome to the forum. I want to broach something here. Warnings are not errors. You should look at them and decide if it's an issue or not. In this case, deceptikon is right on. But I want to broach the fact that a warning is just that and may not … |
| | [Look up the AR (archive) command. Wikipedia has some examples. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ar_(Unix)](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ar_(Unix)) |
 | I'll share that I test such by booting up any other Live OS like Linux. I don't have to know Linux. It's to see if the issue is across OSes. If it's fine in Linux then I consider restoring the machine to its factory OS and drivers. |
 | I see the ASCII for 3 is indeed a heart. http://ascii-table.com/codepage.php?863 So nothing wrong with your code at all. It does what you told it to do. Now I would be guessing you wanted to print a number but that's not what you asked in your code or your post. … |
 | The thing is, that question has been kicked around a lot. Example. https://www.google.com/search?q=System+Restore+in+Server+2012 so I want to ask, did you do any research on this? And now that you know, will you be making plans to be able to go back? Why I ask is I see a large percentage … |
 | I don't want to sound as if I'm dissing on your concept but this is a bad idea. Putting the password as the zip's password weakens your password's security. How? There are a number of ZIP file password crackers so by using this password like that, you've degraded that password. … |
 | I fixed a few. I won't get into deep here so I'll start and end with what I did. "I reset the browser." If you forgot how, google this: "How do I reset Chrome." |
| | So what is this PC? It's a laptop but no make and model so I can google up if this model has issues and what a new LCD costs. Beyond that I mirror to an external and/or take a screen shot to see if the dots are in the external … |
| | Given it's been a few days and I haven't been to the office to check out your method, I'm going to write this. "Cheat." In your startup form, have it change to the next form. Just comment the .Show or such in the startup form or use this startup form … |
 | I don't know why you got a -1 already but I have yet to find run of the mill Android phones to be any different as to what you asked about films, movies and draft emails. That said, the office plunked a 89USD Bluboo Picasso on my desk for testing. … |
 | Do tell what the goals are. There are many fine libraries out there and some are .NET with source. http://professionaltag.sourceforge.net/ |
| | Some ISPs block inbound ports so it's up to you to figure out what ports are open and closed. No one but you and your ISP can tell what's blocked. |
| | If some site actually sent you an email with the password that is indeed not a good thing since they should not have the in the clear password according to current thinking. Current thinking is to use one way encryption and compare the results. If they have your password in … |
| | I had one machine do that. I returned the BIOS to stock settings and used the onboard video (pulled out vid card) and it's working now. Will try the old disable fast start setting and then add the video card. Try that. Also, another poor soul had a working W10 …  |
| | And that's the rub. You have to find where they are coming from. For me I checked my phone and have all of 3 apps installed besides what was stock. You? |
 | Small world. Similar banged up OS but I was lucky as my brother had been runnig W10. That meant I could use Microsoft's Media Creation Kit and start over. I wiped the drive and booted up the W10 USB stick. I installed and a few drivers later it was all … |
 | I love this topic. Random number generation is not only well discussed but then you have dozens of different kinds of random. Are you aware of TRNGs and PRNGs? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_random_number_generators One of my tasks long ago involved a Gaussian random number generator. Some may call that OTR (other than random) … |
| | I wish you had the exact model but the last time I saw this, the setting was in the BIOS.  |
 | I have to add a me too here. A fresh install of W7 here with drivers and the usual helper app to control WiFi, etc. results in app deaths. I have to wait till Windows Update runs and gets the service packs and patches before it works. This isn't really … |
 | That phone number means your PC has been hijacked. You should be able to reset the PC and avoid a costly support call to Best Buy (the warranty does not cover hijacking and infections.) http://www.howtogeek.com/132428/everything-you-need-to-know-about-refreshing-and-resetting-your-windows-8-pc/ covers 8 and 10 and how to get to this from a cold boot. |
 | I'm going to add something we use before we begin testing. It's https://validator.w3.org/ which is not good enough for dynamic content but we can catch basic flaws before we spend more time on testing. |
 | That's pretty light in detail. Folk would have to guess this is some Windows app or could it be a C# responder to a web query with the data in some SQL database? Also, what is "effectively?" For most folk that means "it works." Or in Pokemon, you use "this" … |
| | You asked for help but didn't tell what you need help on. That is, as it's your assignment no one writes your code so let's hear where you feel it's failing. Also, you could put it in IDEONE so others can edit and run it. |
 | This is tantamount to asking others to code for you. Please read https://www.daniweb.com/programming/web-development/threads/435023/read-this-before-posting-a-question then try again. Show your work so far and tell what stopped you. |
 | Re: C++ error//// Take a moment to read https://www.daniweb.com/programming/web-development/threads/435023/read-this-before-posting-a-question then add some details. You dumped code and while I see something in your title, it's like you expected folk to guess what this does and fix it. I see some mixup of your tags too. This looks like a mashup of c and …  |
 | I'd read https://www.daniweb.com/programming/web-development/threads/435023/read-this-before-posting-a-question before you reply. You accidentally put your entire post in a code block so that's OK. You can try harder from now on. You wrote there are errors but didn't call out what the error was or what line it happens on. Add that next. |
 | This would test your network skills. There is no short answer here. That is, you would have to add routes to the host's routing table and that's specific to your setup. Most of the time this fails because the two LANs use the same IP range. If you have no …  |
 | This sounds like an add on question to https://www.daniweb.com/programming/software-development/threads/505894/how-to-scrape-a-table-off-a-website-and-put-results-in-datagridview Most web pages don't have a close or X on the ad banner. So there would be no closing of that banner. However since you have the HTML scraped from the site you would add a filter in code to ignore … |
| | Sorry no but I did find http://blog.karmadust.com/lets-create-a-calendar-using-a-uicollectionview/ to mention a Swift version. Maybe that's it. |
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