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I'm not really very concerned about that bill -- it takes a long long time for most bills to be passed by both houses of Congress then signed by the President. Even if that happens I am certain that someone will sue halting implementation of the law until the US …

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[QUOTE=Nuez_Jr;58431]lmao. Might I just bring this down to earth a bit and ask if you don't think that many bafrickingzillion possible distinct hashes will be ENOUGH??[/QUOTE] and I'd like to see him store that number in an integer:mrgreen:

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never used one so I have no idea. So a strap breaks, so what? what happens? do you get electricuted or something? >>breaking and it slipping out of their hands, causing damage to TV's, windows, lights and people, amongst others Ok, lets say you are holding one of those little …

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I get hundreds of spam every day. First I move everything to junk mail folder, sort by address then move the mail back to inbox only those whose addresses I recognize. All others get deleted without opening them. e-mail from well-known companies such as AOL, Microsoft, etc that I did …

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>>cout << "<input type="text" name="firstname"> " << endl; That line is ill-formed. count the quotes and you will find that the word [b]text[/b] is NOT within quotes. This is probably what you want [code] cout << "<input type=" << text << " name=" << firstname << "> " << endl; …

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did you try [URL="http://www.businessobjects.com/products/reporting/crystalreports/default.asp"]their web site[/URL]?

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or this, which is almost identical to what ~S.O.S.~ posted. Like most things in programming there is always more than one way to do it. Unless you are instructed to do otherwise you can choose whichever method you want. One is not any better than the other unless you make …

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There might be easier way, but I would use ODBC. Set up an ODBC source on each of the computers (Start -->control pannel --> Administrative Tools --> Data Sources). In there you can set the IP address of the computer that hosts the database. If your VB program does not …

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with all that new hardware did you check the power supply to see if it is big enough to handle the additional workload? If you still have the original power supply it is probably not near large enough.

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If you want to write a function that returns more than one value you have to pass parameters by reference or pointer to the function so that it can populate it with the needed information. Example in c++. [code] void BreakUp(int intNumb, int& first, int& second,int &third) { first = …

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Search MSDN and google for "Office Automation". You will probably have to write a VB Script to do that -- note that is not the same thing as a VB program. You could use c++ also, but it will be about 100 times more difficult and complicated.

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the only way I've done it is to write a TSR interrupt-driven device driver under MS-DOS 6.2. [URL="http://www.lvr.com/serport.htm"]See this for basics[/URL]. It is definitely not a triviel program to write. MS-Windows already contains the device drivers and is probably what the terminal program uses. I don't know how to call …

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you have to declar the array as a pointer. [code] // Get user unput (int, # of strings); [color=red]string* stringArray[/color] = new string[numOfStrings]; //tell user to start imputing the string [/code]

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wasn't the answers you received in the thread you created on 4 December sufficient? If not, you should just continue with that thread instead of creating a new thread with the same problem.

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[URL="http://www.bloodshed.net"]Dev-C++[/URL] is a good c and c++ compiler, and its free >>I got into it by reading a thread called 'Virus Programming' please, please do not tell us you want to do that. If you do we will have to ban you for life.:mad:

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instead of having a all those columns it should have one row for each date. Only one column contains a date -- and use it as part of the key field. That way your table can have as many dates as you want.

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You have a drug table that describes the drugs, and patient table that describes the patients, but you do not have a table that contains drugs that has been prescribed to each patient. you will probably need a prescripton table [code] patient_id drug_id quantity etc [/code] There would be multiple …

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I don't know of anything that will do it for you. you will probably have to write an [URL="http://search.microsoft.com/results.aspx?mkt=en-US&setlang=en-US&q=office+automation"]Office Automation script[/URL] -- preferably in VB because it is a lot easier than in C++. And if you have a word 2000 or newer you will need VB 2005 .NET.

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functions are pretty simple. You have already written one function -- main(). [code] int foo(char text[]) { // put your code here } int main() { char text[255] ; <snip> foo( text ); <snip> [/code] [edit] Sorry, Eko -- I didn't see your post. [/edit]

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Diablo II LOD -- there is a trainer on the net that allows you to hack character attributes and clothing. I sometimes (ok, maybe often) do that so that I can just walk all over the monsters (hack and slash, then grab the treasure.)

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[QUOTE=Pointblank5600;287356]Hey, I have 3 listboxes linked together that display 3 different fields of a table from an acess database. THe listindexs are set to equal each other so when you click on one it highlights on them all. However when the listbox gets lots of records in it, vertical scroll …

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[code] ifstream inFile; ofstream report; report.open("scores.txt"); if (!report) { cerr <<"\aerror opening output file\n"; exit(102); } size= getNumbers(report,numbers,MAX_SIZE,NUM_RANGE); <snip> int getNumbers( ofstream& report,int numbers[ ], int size ,int NUM_RANGE) { ifstream inFile; inFile.open( "scores.txt" ); [/code] why do you open scores.txt for output in main then expect to read anything …

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you need two counters -- the first counter counts the number of lines to be printed, the second counter counts the number of stars that are printed on the current line. Your code is putting a CR/LF after every star. This should happen only after the stars have been printed …

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1st: please use code tags when posting code. If you don't know how to do that you can read the links in my signature. 2nd. Many compilers will produce assembly language printouts of the c code. Check your c compiler to see if it has options to do that. If …

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The only time I use [inlinecode]this->[/inlinecode] is to resolve ambiguous names.

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>> 1) Whats the easiest (Free) programing language to create this? depends on which one(s) you already know. My guess in VB .NET, but I don't know languages other than c and c++. I doubt any of them will be "easy" to implement your question. >>Is there a tutorial or …

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IT has become extremly competative field, so the more education you have the better. Suggest you get a bachelors degree in computer science or some related field. If you don't have that there will be many doors slammed in your face.

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That is a c++ program so why don't you just use a vector of BSUPPLYER objects [code] vector<BSUPPLYER> supply; [/code] The vector is an array that will increase and shrink itself as you desire. You don't have to bother about memory allocation.

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that is a pretty tall order for someone who knows absolutely nothing about c language. Instead of jumping into deep water where you can not possibly swim, start at the beginning. Read a stuff the information [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread50370.html"]here [/URL]and you will be on your way. ~S.O.S.~ and others have posted some …

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program has 2 problems. After fixing them your program runs ok without error. 1. // memcpy( array + start, tmp, n*sizeof(int) ); should be sizeof(float), not int 2. you didn't post main(), so I created my own. it has to pass one less than the number of elements in the …

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all you have to do is iterate through the linked list, counting the nodes as you go, until you reach the node you want. Since you wrote all the code you posted that should not be difficult for you to write a method to do that.

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I haven't read the book Dune but the movie is great. I've seen the movie so many times that I wore out the tape (vhs) and had to buy a new copy.

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[QUOTE=vishesh;287087] I also have Visual c++ 6.0. I hope everything will be ok with that. [/QUOTE] :eek: :eek: :eek: That compiler is buggy, very old, not very compiliant with c or c++ standards, and has sever million other problems. Microsoft wrote that compiler to write MS-Windows programs, not to learn …

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>>I am not familiar with functions and i tried to create it but i fails to run please post the code so that we can help you. What compiler and operating system are you using?

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people go to court here in USA all the time to get their names changed from some obscene name to something more pleasant. As for Mr. Hacker -- the term "hacker" isn't really all that old -- probably coined [URL="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hacker_culture"]sometime in the 1960s[/URL]. I would rather be called Mr. Hacker …

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>>Should i need centeralised server like WAN or every day data transfer If the volume is quite high you will want to use a centralized server. I'm supprised you don't have one already. >>I need to know the Table design Since we don't know the exact information you need it …

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yes, it can be done with just the one pointer into the parameter, assuming the pointer is pointing to the character that needs to be removed. Hint: you know that the string is null-terminated, so just copy *(ptr+1) to *ptr until *(ptr+1) == NULL. If it is not NULL then …

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[QUOTE=Eko;285392]Oh,oki than :) in my country the word engineering has a slightly different meaning [/QUOTE] the term "computer engineering" is misused by most people in the USA also. Most people who call themselves "computer engineers" are no such thing -- in USA engineers have to have an engineering degree and …

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why did you remove those libraries from the link options? what are a few of the missing functions ? You obviously are missing some libraries, but you have to find out which ones.

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>> 3) What is the demand for software engineers like and average starting salary? depends on where she lives. and it might vary in the same city. The industry is pretty saturated -- many jobs in USA are being outsorced to places like India and Japan where labor is cheap. …

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[QUOTE=yanz;286930]I wonder if it is possible to download into the 68HC11 microcontroller to help me control external device such as on or off lights? Hope that you can help me out. 10z:cheesy::?: :[/QUOTE] That is not possible because VB6 does not generate 6811 assembly language code and requires MS-Windows operating …

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