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Actually, I have the same type of connection. This occurs when I have exceeded my bandwith--that is downloaded too much. If you have a cheaper subscription for your ISP, you must check your limit. When exceeding it, the speed drastically drops and you get hyper-taxed for every megabyte. Use with …

[QUOTE=Narue]You have too many posts to be completely ignorant about code tags. Next time I won't bother adding them for you, and you can live with nobody helping because your code is unreadable. Or I might just delete the thread.[/QUOTE] Completely OFF-topic and I really don't care if you delete …

Ok, this is not the biggest dificulty in the world: [CODE] #include <stdio.h> #include <conio.h> #include <dir.h> void main(int argc, char **argv) { FILE *in; if (searchpath(argv[1])) { printf("File exists"); in=fopen(argv[1],"r"); ... } else { printf("File does not exist\nCreate?y/n") ; char c=getch(); if (c=='n'||c=='N') return; else { in=fopen(argv[1],"r"); ... } …

In the "for", you stated the following: e=1; e>=9; e++ So, it means that e is first 1 and it will grow each cycle while e>=9 (simply isn't possible-e=1). To correct this, just make the for like this: for (e=1;e<=9;e++) ...

Just write "myArray[i]%2" in the "if", because you are only checking to see if the iterator is odd or not.