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> [4] Additional Library Directories: ..../lib From your errors (all unresolved errors it seems), the only thing missing are the "additional library names" On the link tab IIRC.

Unless you're actually skilled in maintaining equipment with mains voltages in it, then IMO it's best left well alone. Unlike frivolous consumer notices like "may contain nuts" on packets of peanuts, when power supplies say "no user serviceable parts inside", they mean exactly that. Washing, cleaning and poking the motherboard …

Which operating system(s) do you use to access the drive?

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You can take a read-only text file (not exactly true, but it will save listing all the cases), and then you can produce an index of that file of all the 'tell' values for the start of each line. You can then use those positions in later 'seek' calls to …

- did you actually open the file? - does the file you actually opened contain any data? - does another approach to reading the same file yield data? 3 lines out of context, and an information-free story doesn't help.

What is your C++ question?

Windows comes with a "Task scheduler" which can be used for this.

> void main() Mentioned before, so I'll mention it again. main returns an int, not void > total=total+a; Is the initial value of total zero?

Programming languages are like cars, you only learn to drive ONCE. In other words, you only learn HOW to program once, then picking up a new language is a few weeks of bookwork. One way to avoid just being a code monkey is actually get involved in some of the …

Have you tested the installation, by writing the "hello world" program? A simple print string and halt.

> and all the computers are connected on Lan in my office... > is there any way that i can Access any websites without knowledge of administrator of the server ....... It's called "Acceptable Use Policy". Look it up, then figure out whether your job is on the line or …

Ads are there to see who's smart enough to figure out how to get rid of them.

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The maximum number of open files a process is allowed to have comes from the Operating System. It's usually possible to change this (but details vary), but doing so almost certainly requires "admin/root" privileges. It's also something which shouldn't be done lightly to save a bit of inconvenience on your …

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At the risk of being seen to pander to "urgent" requests by posting in a timely (from the OP's perspective). [url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feistel_cipher[/url] Of course, being able to spell "cipher" properly is a good idea, it helps so much when it comes to typing things into a search engine.

Yeah, it's pretty much toast. Do you have a good (and recent) backup of anything important. > But finances force me to keep it going as long as I can What about the value of any work you're going to keep losing with the random BSODs? Or the general annoyance …

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Have you used google "at all" for any of your recent questions?

> im not familiar with this languange because this is the first week i am take this subject.... Jeez, how many more times am I gonna see "Feistel Cipher" cross-posting mayhem!? You're on the wrong course, if this is week 1, and you've been asked to write a cipher from …

> note:i have to hand it tomorrow Congratulations, you're screwed then.

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Is there anything vitally important on the USB stick, or do you just want it to work again? Your friend broke it, they should buy you a new one. If not, perhaps you need to re-evaluate the relationship.

Post some code.

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Does your Aircraft class define and implement a copy constructor?

Or you could learn the portable way to do the same thing. Then you don't have to worry about which OS is involved.

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Why not just read a whole line with getline, then use a utility function which examines the line to see if quotes are present, and if so remove them. All this peek() stuff is overly complicating things.

> I did find your other posts here and here, to be of some interest. Aww man, you beat me :( I could only find [URL="http://cboard.cprogramming.com/cplusplus-programming/116971-calculating-entropy-file-coding-using-hamming.html"]one other cross-post[/URL]

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error: ‘struct std’ redeclared as different kind of symbol <built-in>:0: error: previous declaration of ‘namespace std { }’ So pick a different name, one which isn't the name of the STANDARD namespace, and get on with life. You can never use 'std' as a struct name, even if some current …

Have you overclocked it, or otherwise running it out of spec? [url]http://www.memtest.org/[/url] Download a boot ISO, and let it run overnight to really test the memory. Have you tried booting in safe mode? Is that more stable?

#define s scanf #define p printf And definitely don't do this either. Your programs will end up as a meaningless stream of single letters and punctuation to everyone else from the start, and it will be the same for you the moment you stop working on the program.

> any help!!! Sure, post your attempt at some subset of the problem, and ask a specific question about what to do next. [url]http://www.daniweb.com/forums/announcement9-2.html[/url] There's no point in explaining the finer points of maze generation if you're going to turn round and ask "what's a file?" Look up the "goldilocks …

Open an HTTP connection to your server, then do a "get" to retrieve some information. You'll also need to "digitally sign" whatever you upload to the server so that your clients (when they download it) will know that it is genuine.

> should we post it here or should we submit it directly to your professor? Nah, better to write the code, run the code through itself, then post the re-encrypted source code back here :D

What sort of game? There are plenty of simple "web" games which can be written in Javascript or Flash. Both of which are perfectly capable of reacting to mouse movement and clicks to make something happen. Or you could use Java if you wanted a bit of extra "ooph" to …

> Computer techs sent me information on Reducing Heat inside the computer to prevent crashes, > I kept on telling them the computer doesn't start when its been off overnight. I have to agree with you - it's a thermal problem all right, but it's for being too cold rather …

Which compiler(*) are you using? What have you tried so far - can you gotoxy anywhere at all, and just need the math for centring (for example)? Post an attempt (and read the howto post code threads FIRST) (*) I'm gonna guess TurboC running on top of XP just for …

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> Bad part is we have to use Miracle C to compile and build [url]http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread193907.html[/url] Like I said before, you need to slap your tutor about the head with an educational 2x4 until they learn that the compiler they recommend is a piece of CRAP. Getting even trivial programs, which …

If you want to see the implementation of Microsoft libraries, you'll need an NDA from them, and a whole load of money.

From control panel choose network "Network Connections" then "local area connection" Choose properties (step 1 on the diagram) Select the TCP/IP option, choose properties again (step 2) Make sure "assigned automatically" is selected for everything.

> i actually FTP a compressed file from UNIX to Windows server Did you use binary mode for the FTP transfer?

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Is there some reason why the VM route isn't an option? FYI, cost isn't one of them, there are good and $0 ones about.