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well my problem is that my mic doesn't work...i plug in my headset...into the right place...i can hear stuff but the mic doesn not detect my voice..i am 100% sure i plugged it in right and i tried updating my drivers two...i tried using a different headset....can someone help me …

Hi all, Does Visual basic net support inline c or c++ code and if so what keyword method, etc. ,do I use to do this. Thanks in Advance.

I had some work done on my old computer and now it will only boot up part way and stop. Since it has a lot of info on it that I want to access and is the only machine I can print from, I would like to have it available …

[b]Handy Linux User Commands [/b] [b]../[/b] represents one directory higher [b]cat filename[/b] display file contents [b]cat stuff1 stuff2 > allStuff[/b] combine files [b]cat someStuff >> allStuff[/b] append to a file [b]cd dirName[/b] go into the directory dirName [b]chmod [permission mode] file[/b] change the permission of a file (4=read, 2=write, 1=execute …

So, what do you do? What do you like? What do you hate? What are your hobbies? I think we all know that we have computers in common. Some of us are into programming, while others into networking, hardware, etc. But what's the other side of you like? The side …

Hi all. I imagine there is a key word like there is asm for asembly but I don't know what it is. Never tried it in visual basic 6. Using net now and learning c++ whould like to know. Any help greatly appreciated. TIA. :confused:

How do I use c or c++ code in Visual basic net? O

I am having a problem with inputs. I can get the input using the cin command but i want to use the input to open a file with the inputs name ie the user types in FRED. cin>>name i want to open a file called fred.txt ifstream in("name.txt"); the above …

Hi, guys I needs someone to help me.I do have difficulties to understand functions in c++. If you can help with more tutorials.I will saved.. Please,even some good web sites where I can practice. Thanking you in advance

[b]Declaring Objects[/b] When one works with classes, each instance of the class which is defined is known as an object. C++ is an extremely object oriented language (perhaps not so much so as Java, however). In OOP, or Object Oriented Programming, one can easily perform multiple tasks on objects which …