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 | OK, so as C++ is new to me I am confused. Generally I would pass an object using the "ref" keyword and I'd have no issues retaining the information that was changed in my object when I got back to the main. Well C++ is different. I have a class … |
| | I am new to C++ and have a question about include files. I have some classes that I want to share between the main and other classes also. So I include the reference in my main and also in my class. However, this causes a compiler error. If I comment … |
| | OK, so I already program is C#, but I am taking a C++ class. I want to create a windows forms application and have other classmates create some classes that we can all put into the windows forms application to create a final project. Well the entire book only takes … |
| | I seriously doubt if you have a bunch of trojans on your box you will ever remove them all and have your system be stable. You will most likely have to reinstall windows to fix your problem. I would download Ubuntu and run it in live CD mode so you …  |
| | It looks like you are always assigning to the same variable (digit1 = ReadDials(phoneNo, myCounter);). So it does not seem as though you will ever do anything but fill digit1 and nothing more. |
| | I would personally put all the equipment into a single table with an equipment type id. However, you should be able to use a union if you want to use separate tables. Then all you have to do is query where PersonID = whatever personID you want. |
| | I don't see that you are ever assigning anything to "lines". I see no way this would actually work. The first response that was given is exactly what I use. If you want lines to have something assigned you must assign something to them before trying to use them. I … |
| | Hello everyone, I have a file that I need to parse and move the data into a database table. Here is a sample of some rows: "Engine/Control" "moteur/commande" "Motor/Steuerungs" "motor/control" "" 1320 "Transmission" "boite de vitesses" "Getriebe" "transmision" "" 1321 As you can see the data does not have a … |
 | The progress bar control is not an ASP.Net control. Therefore you will not be able to use it. [URL="http://www.beansoftware.com/ASP.NET-Tutorials/ProgressBar-User-Control.aspx"]Here[/URL] is something I found that might work for you. I have not tried it but it seems to be exactly what you are looking for. |
| | Sounds like your hard disk has gone bad to me. Does the computer make some strange noises when you start it? Not saying that the drive will make strange noises but sometimes they make a clunking noise. |
| | If I am following your question you should be able to do this in your query easily. I would use a GroupBy and a count greater than 1. I am not a MySQL guy but here is the SQL in Access. It should at least point you in the right … |
| | Are you using a program from Dell that gets these drivers for you? If so, forget that and go right to their site and put in your service code and download each driver separately. |
| | The memory check is a very good place to start. If that passes fine you most likely have a hardware failure. It can be a video card problem or a modem problem. You could go into your device manager and disable anything you are not using (i.e. modem, wireless if … |
| | It almost sounds like that new drive has problems. |
| | You might try this site....not sure if this works but could be what you need. Click [URL="http://tredosoft.com/Multiple_IE"]here[/URL] If you figure it out please post your solution for others who might want to do the same thing. |
| | Re: ASP.NET enough?? ASP.NET can either be VB code or C# code. I would say it is an excellent choice for a web application. C# is what most companies use (I know there will be people who disagree) and is very closely related to Java. So if you want to take the time … |
| | As far as I know there is no way to send mail using HTML only. I believe you can launch the default mail program but not sure if you can fill in anything other than the email address. Hopefully someone else on here knows the secret but I am pretty … |
| | I agree with gerbil...back up now....sounds like the hard disk is almost ready to retire.  |
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| | Firefox or Chrome....I assume you are having issues with IE. If so take it out of the loop and use Firefox or Chrome. If you just love IE you could try to update to the newest version. |
| | Re: dll error That file appears to be a a trojan/backdoor based on a Google search. There is little information about it online. I assume you mean it's a laptop because you say open it. I am guessing this file is located in the start-up of windows. Since you didn't give a lot … |
| | Re: graphic problem How could you have put in a new graphic card without seeing anything on your screen? Was the original a built-in graphic card? If so, did you disable it in the bios? If you did then you had to see something on your monitor. Is it just windows that won't … |
| | Do you have a question? Just a quick question but why would you want to store data in XML versus a database? |
| | First let me thank everyone who has answered questions here. I have used this site and others to gain a good understanding of database design. :) Here is my question. When normalizing a database can you have multiple IDs in the same "link" table. Here is an example of what …  |
| | Well I understand that for a normalized DB this would not be much help. Look at this: One-to-one relations Normalization will never generate two tables with a one-to-one relationship between them. There is no theoretical reason to separate a single entity like this with some fields in a single record … |
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