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 | The book of "Inside C#" Second Edition, paperback Tom Archer You can get this at Amazon for $33 or half.com for $28. Search using isbn of 0735616485 for 2002 2nd edition. The first edition which is from 2001 is $6. isbn 0735612889. (The initial search must by for a book …  |
| | I think the best option would be a clean reinstall of windows. This is not the easiest but you could do it your self if you have a version of windows available. Which operating system do you have? I got an old computer from a friend and when I scanned … |
| | I had an attack of the "Spy Sheffif" and system restore saved me. Have you tried that. Which version of Norton do you have? I beleive 2004 is when the adaware detection began however it wasn't very good at removing, that you had to do your self. The new Netscape … |
| | There was a code snippet posted just last month by WolfPack that will do this. Try a search of "resize on the fly" in the forums. [url]http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/showthread.php?t=38677&highlight=resize+on+the+fly[/url] Randy |
| | My book of C++ programming says that, "The relational operators can be applied to variables of type string. Variables of the type string are compared character-by-character, starting with the first character" (C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis To Program Design, Malik, Page 148) Randy  |
| | I have this assignment from my book that wants me to create a class and have its member variables be dynamic. This is easy to do but I can't understand why I would want to, and don't see any advantages of having the members be dynamic. Personally I would create … |
| | Looks like your system has been hijacked. I see a few bad exe’s running. (ain.exe, Dsentry I think is bad , and the one= HijackThis.exe) The winlogon.exe file should be in you c:\windows\system32 folder. It looks like perhaps the there is an attempted redirect to the inet20099 folder which has …  |
| | << moderator edit: split thread ([url=http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/showthread.php?t=36591]original[/url]) >> I must have a bad version of Microsofts C++ compiler. When I try the rounding it doesn't work. For example. [code] float salesTotal =6.010002; salesTotal = (((int)((salesTotal*100)+.5))/100.0); // I realize I have plenty of parentheses. [/code] results in a value of 6.010002 stored …  |
| | What I want to do is pass a function to a function. The function that is to receive a function is a recursive function. It is to call the passed function. I have a short (one page) example of this in my book but that is it and I can't …  |
| | [QUOTE=Acidburn]Hello, in the past i've used MS VC++ v6, however since uni this year are going to teach us .NET i thought it would be a good idea to grab a copy of visual studio.net , however when opening my old *.cpp files they dont wanna run. the blue run … |
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