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 | [QUOTE=lasher511;409375]Personally i think the whole black google thing was just a cheap shot at google.[/QUOTE] If you think they were taking a shot at Google, don't you think they'd be suggesting some darker-colored search engine that [I]isn't[/I] based on Google? They just chose Google because it's the largest search engine, … |
 | Re: Smoking >Hmm.. okay, why don't we just put up a giant shade covering the entire world.. You silly... we've already done that! :P [url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_dimming[/url] |
| | >Can I video-chat to someone who has a regular PC with Microspoft XP? aMSN can accomplish this. >Do I still use the unique e-mail software provided by my ISP? This is a question you should ask your ISP. >Can I load my Creative MP3 player software? [URL="http://www.wentnet.com/projects/xnjb/"]XNJB[/URL] is a Mac … |
| | What format is this file in (.doc, .odt, etc.)? Is this the only file that you're having trouble opening? |
 | Re: Sage is needed. The people who do all the thread neocromancy are the same ones who wouldn't use a sage feature even if it was available, so what's the point? |
 | Re: Scrolling Text >but press the right arrow key and the display should update That's not possible with standard C. The line buffering in your console prevents your program from accessing input like arrows or function keys (nor can you modify something that has already been printed onscreen). To be able to accomplish … |
 | Re: IRC Try mibbit: [url]http://embed.mibbit.com/?userListWidth=100&server=irc.daniweb.com%3A6667&chatOutputNickWidth=70&channel=%23daniweb[/url] |
| | Ubuntu enables 'Emulate3Buttons' by default. You can disable it by editing xorg.conf and going to your mouse input device section. |
| | The GNU implementation of copy_n is in the [icode]__gnu_cxx[/icode] namespace. Try putting [icode]using __gnu_cxx::copy_n[/icode] after your #include and your program should compile fine. |
| | >did you try bootcamp ? Boot Camp is only intended to aid a native installation of Windows on Mac hardware. It has nothing to do with emulating WIndows on a Mac. |
| | Go to your [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/member258764.html"]user profile[/URL], about halfway down the page you'll see a field named "homepage:". |
| | Re: GTK+ programming [URL="http://library.gnome.org/devel/gtk/unstable/GtkButton.html#gtk-button-set-label"]gtk_button_set_label()[/URL]? |
| | Auto-marking threads as solved would defeat the purpose of having the 'solved' feature in the first place. I don't want to know if a thread has been active within the last 3 months, I want to know if the issue was resolved. |
| | Works fine for me -- what link are you clicking on ("main site" works great), and what happens? Nothing? Also provide your operating system and web browser that you are using. |
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| | >Is there any way to open a website in the default browser that will be cross-platform? Who defines what the 'default' browser is defined as? Sure, on Windows it's some registry entry, but on other operating systems there often is no default browser. |
| | Please use [noparse][code][/code][/noparse] tags. Try checking out the following links... palindrome programs in C++ are not at all uncommon: [URL]http://www.codingforums.com/showthread.php?t=56285[/URL] [URL]http://sublimesoftware.blogspot.com/2005/05/generic-programming-in-c-part-3a.html[/URL] Hope this helps  |
| | You're in luck. Just recently (within the last couple of months), Microsoft has started rolling out free POP3 and SMTP support on their Windows Live accounts. Here's the connection info that works for me: POP3 (incoming) username: [noparse]email@hotmail.com[/noparse] server: pop3.live.com authentication: password encryption: SSL port: 995 SMTP (outgoing) username: [noparse]email@hotmail.com[/noparse] … |
| | >choice = getData(int); You're getting the error because getData needs an actual integer to be passed to it. Then again, making getData() take parameters which it doesn't actually use makes no sense, so you should change the prototype of the function to getData(void). Your menu() function also makes no sense. … |
| | [QUOTE=vmanes;821717]The size of the char[] is also still accessible in the function where an instance of the class is created, but not when that instance is passed to another function.[/QUOTE] Perhaps I'm misunderstanding. [code]class MyClass { public: char mystring[15]; }; void function1() { MyClass myobject; std::cout << "function1() sizeof mystring …  |
 | You don't seem to understand the concept of using an object. An object has its own data members, which are abstracted from a function like main(). Once you set the rectangle's width and length, you don't need to keep on passing 'length' and 'width' as arguments to a function unless … |
| | Re: Need help >scanf("%s",&myphonebook.name ); How about [icode]scanf("%s", myphonebook[i].name);[/icode] You don't need to use the dereference operator since the array name acts as a pointer to the beginning of the data. |
 | Your copy constructor is broken. You copy from 0..size, which is incorrect because you're assuming that your data starts at 0. Instead you should copy from front+1..rear (remembering to wrap to your maxQue). |
| | Through the command line? [url]http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/batch-commands.html[/url] |
 | Despite what you might think, the member of the month isn't chosen based on any kind of user or staff input. Happygeek has devised a secret mathematical formula which determines the next member of the month; threads like these are only intended to give people the impression that they're 'special'. |
| | You've got a lot of problems with your code, but you do get bonus marks for being one of the few people who use code tags on their first post! >#include<iostream.h> >#include<string.h> Those headers are nonstandard and not recommended. Try removing the ".h" from them and adding the line "using … |
| | >Or did I miss the posting guidelines. Yes you did. And it's appropriately titled "Read This Before Posting": [url]http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread78223.html[/url] |
| | Without knowing the exact error message that you encountered, it's kind of hard to diagnose it. However, if you are having hardware issues with the alternate install CD, chances are that even if a LiveCD did exist for PowerPC it would still suffer from the same hardware detection issues. By … |
| | >I can ping loopback address, router, my desktop and websites(by >name and ip) So you can ping everything on the internet, but your browser just can't use your connection? |
| | >I know the linux iso disk is good because my new Macbook will boot to it Then of course it won't boot on your PowerMac. MacBooks use a completely different architecture than the old PowerPC chips; you'll need to download a PowerPC version of Ubuntu for that to work on … |
 | Re: Crossover Games? Perhaps: [url]http://www.codeweavers.com/compatibility/browse/group/?app_parent=4100[/url] |
| | >Did I read somewhere about restarting holding down T, for target? Target Disk Mode is exclusive to Firewire. Networking with a Cat5 cable isn't difficult though. |
 | Re: Helicopter game [QUOTE=hamada_1990;407073]true that but the game is nice actually check this out so nobody thinks i am a liar[/QUOTE] Yep, if you post a screenshot, you're definitely not a liar. :P  |
| | >Have you ran a sudo apt-get update? Neither Fedora nor OpenSUSE use dpkg as their package manager... |
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 | I initially thought this thread was meant to be a joke, but apparently I was wrong. [QUOTE=Ancient Dragon;810988]I like the idea of being able to specify the number of rep points I could give someone. I'm more concerned about bad rep -- I rarely give out bad rep because I … |
 | You mean like [URL="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lsof"]lsof[/URL]? |
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 | Re: Code Snippets The language is user-specified in the code snippet submission form. That means that users can specify abbreviations of the language, misspelling, etc., and they will all appear in separate categories. I suppose someone (me?) should rename them so the naming is consistent.  |
| | [QUOTE=jbennet;550498]try help -> about[/QUOTE] That would only work if the program had the key -- which it apparently doesn't, thus the request to enter an activation key. I'm agreed with Michael here, most likely the key isn't stored on the system anymore (or perhaps the application's preferences file suddenly got … |
| | >The truth is, the operating system name is GNU (Recursive Acronym >that means GNU is NOT UNIX), and "Linux" is the kernel that GNU uses Says GNU. In my experience, the only people who seriously call it that are either GNU zealots or people who've read [URL="http://www.gnu.org/gnu/linux-and-gnu.html"]GNU's propaganda[/URL]. They keep …  |
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 | [url]http://www.cs.colorado.edu/~main/bgi/doc/[/url] Perhaps? |
| | Are you trying to be stupid, or does it just come naturally to you? |
| | >I am quite certain that defagging cannot be done on Macs. Fragmentation isn't as big a deal as it used to be. With large hard drives, hard drive caching, and more intelligent filesystems, data isn't fragmented in the first place as often. However, defragmenting *can* be done on Macs, in …  |
| | That's nice. Is there a question you'd like to ask now? |
| | Chances are, if you didn't download/install anything from those sites you should be fine. However, it wouldn't hurt to run a virus checker through your system just to be sure (use ClamXav like Stylish recommended). |
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