Ooble

Have you tried compiling using the command-line?

It can't hurt - try it and post back.

What is the problem, exactly? Having trouble converting the numbers into a time?

Easy enough: [list=1] [*]Reboot into MS-DOS mode. [*]Type the following: [code]format C: /s[/code] There's no going back from that - make sure you back up everything you want first. [*]Put your Windows CD in, reboot and follow the installation wizard. [/list]

It's not the actual client that's filtering copyrighted works, but the search engine on BitTorrent.com. You can use the client for anything available via torrents.

[url=http://www.phpbb.com/]phpBB[/url] is free forum software that is very good. You'll need a host that supports PHP and databases to install it. It's also very easy to configure, and there are thousands of themes all over the Internet to pick from.

[QUOTE=unionman]the sata drive is recognised in the bios and device manager but not in my computer.[/QUOTE] How is this possible? What do you mean, it's not recognised in your computer?

You could use the Google Maps API - I haven't personally tried it, but I hear it's easy enough.

I'm an Indian living just south of London myself. I love going to India - most of my family lives there - but hell, England is home. Ya can't beat it.

In the year 2006 I resolve to: Sell myself on ebay. Er... yay?

Have you tried compiling directly from the terminal? [code]gcc filename.c -o filename.exe [i]or[/i] g++ filename.cpp -o filename.exe[/code]

Edit C:\Windows\system32\shell32.dll with a resource hacker.

OH NOES! TEH ALIENS WILL GET US! :p

Have you tried logging in using Safe Mode?

Check out the SendKeys function - it's part of the Win32 API.

Next time, download the one that has "en" in the filename, not "de". ;)

No... the code is fine... double quotes in PHP tell it to parse the string for variable names and replace as necessary. Why are you concatenating the [i]mysql_query[/i] return value with the [i]mysql_error[/i] return value? Try this: [php]$sql = "UPDATE `namitposts` SET `title` = '$topic' , `date` = '$date' ', …

When copying your files, unselect that one first. If you get another error, unselect that file as well. If you get a third error, the CD's probably dead.

Create a file called "desktop.ini" in the directory you want to iconify, and put this in it: [code][.ShellClassInfo] IconFile=C:\Icons\MyIcon.ico[/code] If it's an icon library, do this instead: [code][.ShellClassInfo] IconFile=C:\Icons\MyIconLibrary.icl IconIndex=0[/code] You can change the IconIndex to change the icon it pulls from the icon library. It starts at 0.

I believe it lets you log in as the Administrator, but you do need to know the password.

You haven't actually set the background colour - you've just created the object. [php]imagefill($im, 0, 0, $background_color);[/php]

As barnamos said, [url=http://www.phpmyadmin.net/]phpMyAdmin[/url] is a very useful tool for fiddling with MySQL. It's not difficult to install - if you already have a web server with PHP working, just extract it to your root directory, rename the directory to whatever you want, and point your browser to it.

Doesn't Windows already log this information?

Welp, I decided I'd better start actually reading threads and posting after being a member for a month or two (can't remember how long... somewhere round there). I'm Ooble, also known as The Penguin, God, The Retard In The Corner... you get the picture. Feel free to scream at me …

Use the lazy operator, the question mark: [code]"#\[b\](.*?)\[/b\]#" // hashes make better delimiters when you're using slashes[/code]

You can use [url=http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/powertoys/xppowertoys.mspx]TweakUI[/url] to change the logo.

Something I learnt from a computer guru: always blame the last piece of hardware or software you installed. Take the RAM out. If it goes back to normal, it's faulty.

A better way would be to simply indent the paragraph or whatever: [html]<p style="margin-left: 16px;">This paragraph has been indented by 16 pixels.</p>[/html]

Tried combining those for loops? [code]for (iter = scores.begin(); iter != scores.end(); iter++) { cout << *iter << " --> "; ++(*iter); cout << *iter << endl; }[/code]

If I understand that thread correctly (I'm not sure I do, but I'll do my best), what you want to find is the maximum and minimum values for each row in the "table". What I would personally do would be to read in the file a line at a time, …

A two-second Google search for "Windows New menu" found this, which is pretty funky: [url]http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread940.html[/url]