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Actually most I know have code that fires on click, get the coords with [pygame.mouse.get_pos()](http://www.pygame.org/docs/ref/mouse.html) and then you can do what you will with that info.

Try again but make something simple like Hello World. If that doesn't run, it could be some IDE or such issue. Since no one knows your setup, can you paste your code into say, ideone.com? > How to use Ideone? Choose a programming language, enter the source code with optional …

Let me start reading at line 10. OK, line 10 has this path of "/images/" and then in line 13 you write path + "images/black_menu2.jpg" So that strikes me as an odd path. Are you sure you have /images/images/black_menu2.jpg ?

To me this sounds like our old question of how to merge that many files. While I won't ask why not cat it, I would break it up a little with say 26, 36 or 62 commands in your script. Support I did a..z (a*.csv, b*.csv...z.csv) and then 0 to …

Wow, one of my old favorite topics. This reminds of the queuing theory class days. But before I comment I think this is pretty well discussed: https://www.google.com/search?q=simulate+the+Shortest+Job+First+algorithm+in+CPU+scheduling&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8 Videos and more are out there. Now if you want to discuss your code, you omitted what issue you have with it. Very …

That's a mess to read but line 2 has this SELECT* that appears odd since I would have a space after SELECT. Why are you looping through records? SQL lets us select a set of records and we can apply the change to that set. This looks like what a …

I see prior discussions. Find the word "fixed" in them. Example? https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/08764ba0-a2e2-4a86-89e6-da5d0fe0339a/format-year-and-datetime-function-not-recognized?forum=vblanguage This one has priors back to 2009 and maybe earlier.

Why did you double test for numar over and over like that? (line 6) Your code is quite the mess. I'd clean it up and try posting again.

This has been kicked around for many years. I see you read one way so time to look into responsive web design. Google up that.

My first stop to see if there are issues is the Known Issues tab at http://caniuse.com/#feat=minmaxwh So yes it appears that web browsers based on web kit may have issues. Try Chrome on that tablet or mobile.

I could not find the measurement you want to measure. Try using a standard like we read from http://www.virtualmachinery.com/jhawkmetricsclass.htm Or supply a link to the metric you want to measure, or your assignment from class. Your top post didn't make any sense either.

Did you read prior discussions on that topic? http://www.cplusplus.com/forum/beginner/4488/ for example. And more at https://www.google.com/search?q=c%2B%2B+and+puzzle+about+parameters+and+argument+definitions&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8 One of the best lessons you can learn is to research like this.

You lost me on those goto's. But your system looks like an echo server. Let's look at priors on good echo servers. Link follows. https://www.google.com/#q=echo+server+c I see examples that allow multiple inbound connections without the need to thread like you did. And without a goto either.

Something else to try. Beware it will take some CPU load but google up fxsound.com. I don't need to but if you can't get an amp, and need just a little more, try it.

This doesn't look like your code. It looks to be from 7 years ago at https://www.daniweb.com/programming/software-development/threads/186020/help-using-dynamic-memory-allocation-and-pointers Rather than passing this off as your work, why not share that up front? Then tell the forum what is eluding you. Your post sounds as if you want others to do your work …

I have to ask. What is "hosting a network"? I've heard of hosting websites and such, but hosting a network needs to be expanded on.

Yes. But given this much detail about your site, how to do this is wide open. There are now so many scripts to swap images today that you suffer from an abundance rather than a famine.

Back to Trend and ask if they have a plugin for your website. You left out model details, what web server you use and more. But you need to just ask Trend if they have it ready to be put up on a site.

This looks incorrect from the beginning. Pointers point to memory which is memory in your app and machine. Passing pointers to another PC would be almost meaningless 99% of the time.

No. All the posts I read about this are spams and shills. Your best utility is the backup copy of the PST. This can be automated today very easily but if you see a reply with any pstrepair.com or similar, it's spam that will be a ripoff.

You'll have to tell more to continue. "Modems" in laptops have been dial up modems and nothing to do with broadband connections. In fact, so few folk have a modem in their laptops that I found it interesting you lead with that. But with this reply it's clear you may …

I have a question. Why does this look exactly like that post from 7 years ago at https://www.daniweb.com/programming/software-development/threads/186020/help-using-dynamic-memory-allocation-and-pointers Are you telling me you are still working this code after this many years? Or is it something you found and need to fix it and claim it is yours? Don't do …

You can't. Since your app needs those dlls, why would you want an installer that only did the .exe? Something doesn't make sense here.

Just one. VB6 had its day. Now that VB.net has a free to use version, move up to a version that everyone has access to.

Need to see the code.

Two things. 1. You didn't show your work. I read to the first code line and there's a color command. You should know python well enough to handle that. If not, you may not be ready to tackle the next 500 lines. 2. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18762621/can-we-use-c-code-in-python looks interesting. Maybe you can wrap …

That's no text based RPG. I see graphics and more. http://www.web-adventures.org/cgi-bin/webfrotz?s=Adventure is an example of a text RPG.

While I think everyone should have and read "Little Book of Semaphores" for Windows you need to do another search like https://duckduckgo.com/?q=semaphores+pdf+windows

Duplicate? Anyhow when I get a failure like that I single step my code and examine my SQL command strings. I can also hit the sql command line and test out the commands if I feel the string is valid.

Avoid goto. Forget it exists. Try loops that don't exit till the input is right.

About the single IP. There are not enough IP addresses for the world in IPv4 so no, that's not an issue today as routers share the internet to the PCs on the other side. How this works is on the web so moving on. As to the verification, Facebook has …

So you checked AP, server, some IPs but I can't see where the client IP settings were checked. Many new networkers won't share LAN addresses as they are just new and fearful. No one can hack your 192.168.x.x address.

Since I don't know what your desired output is, try a fiddle next. Example at http://jsfiddle.net/AqDCA/852/

That CommandText, is it what you expected when you single stepped your code? If single stepping doesn't show it, put your CommandText into a string so you can examine it and see what's up. And let's hope others chime in about allowing text input like that. It can be as …

I see no code. You may have to share your ideas on where in your code it's failing as well as the code. Your post is sadly one of the "it doesn't work" variety but you can add more detail. Think about what you would need to know and see …

The idea of not initializing because it works is alarming to me. One of my last trips overseas found many of the bugs tracked down to this issue. The reply was "it worked" is not a good one. Their staff tests with a handful of devices and the issues we …

That's one of those code passages you can find on the web. So here's my first 2 search links. [https://www.google.com/search?q=How+to+calculate+someone's+age%2C+in+days%2C+months+and+years+in+c](https://www.google.com/search?q=How+to+calculate+someone's+age%2C+in+days%2C+months+and+years+in+c) [https://www.google.com/search?q=How+to+calculate+someone's+age%2C+in+days%2C+months+and+years+in+pascal](https://www.google.com/search?q=How+to+calculate+someone's+age%2C+in+days%2C+months+and+years+in+pascal) Both look like viable code solutions.

Something's off here. Red Hat has been mounting NTFS for years. https://access.redhat.com/solutions/23993 for example. Maybe you left out detail like your Red Hat is way out of date?

This sounds like our old file association issues. Google up Doug Knox XP Association fixes and look at the .exe one to start with since you can't launch apps. And a note about getting apps. Read http://www.howtogeek.com/201354/ninite-is-the-only-safe-place-to-get-windows-freeware/ since so many apps you get from the web are boobytrapped.

Did you test if your email server works like this? https://www.google.com/#q=how+to+test+smtp+email+with+telnet for example is our first test. Also, line 4 is likely wrong. "As described in RFC 2606 and RFC 6761, a number of domains such as example.com and example.org are maintained for documentation purposes." and a good email server …

That looks like code you found on the web. I think it's also at http://cboard.cprogramming.com/cplusplus-programming/170525-help-would-appreciated.html so found code may not help you get to your goal. Think over your problem and break it down to steps you can write in code. Even a beginner coder has to break it down …

At first glance this sounds like our old friend date format is in play. I can't know your Windows or Access data time format but 10/05/2016 in say Britain is May 10. Tracking it down in your system is sadly up to you but it's not a new find. https://www.google.com/#q=access+swap+day+and+month

As I read https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.net.sockets.networkstream.flush%28v=vs.110%29.aspx?f=255&MSPPError=-2147217396 I wonder why you bothered to make that call. I looked at this as a design and don't see why I would design this like this. That is, I could use MySQL as the server and usernames would be in the database and no backend to …

This sounds like a carry over from your other discussion thread. Even if we use MySQL you don't hold the connection open for longer than you need it. Yes you may incur some overhead from this but if you want to support hundreds of clients you have to keep it …

You covered a lot of area in your post so next time try to keep the topic to one topic. 1. Exploring the file system has lots of priors like https://www.google.com/#q=exploring+the+android+file+system 2. It's not Linux as you had before so when you get past that you may make some real …

Line 23 looks off. randImg are numeric so without me testing it, try if (randImg1 == randImg2 == randImg3 && images[randImg3] == "strawberry.jpg") {

http://gpuboss.com/graphics-card/Radeon-HD-8350 and other readings point this to be only in the 1GB design. It ranks very poorly in benchmarks so it must be for low power applications but still better than many Intel offerings. I can't guess why such a restriction. Usually I toss in those other cards without much …