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If you're sure that there's no firewalls interfering, then the ISP is blocking something. What port are you trying to run it on?

I don't have experience with Keynote, so I don't know how well OpenOffice supports Keynote presentations, however I would recommend looking into [URL="http://www.openoffice.org/"]OpenOffice[/URL], or its Cocoa clone (basically a rewrite of OpenOffice that looks prettier), [URL="http://www.neooffice.org/"]NeoOffice[/URL]. Among other things, it has a presentation program that has similar capabilities of PowerPoint.

>I've so far studied C++ through Robert Lafore's Book but to understand more variations of recursion [URL]http://www.google.com/search?q=C+recursion+examples[/URL] [url]http://www.google.com/search?&q=C%2B%2B+recursion+examples[/url]

>I'm getting an error in the [I]sumGrades[/I] function saying 'inp' is undeclared. You need to pass it as a parameter to the function, because 'inp' is a local variable in main(). [edit] Actually, your logic is kind of confusing. Why do you need to check an input file's eof status …

>Is there a way I can cin Mon, skip char, cin Day, skip char, cin Year ? Too complex for [inlinecode]cin[/inlinecode], way easier with [inlinecode]getline()[/inlinecode]. Just use it to grab the entire line, and then parse out the numbers in between the tokens (perhaps use [INLINECODE]strtok[/INLINECODE]?)

Which version of these operating sytems are we talking about? I have to say that I like all of them, but for different reaons: I like Windows for 2 reasons: It's really good for gaming, has both DirectX and OpenGL support, etc. The other and larger reason why I like …

>The code will print the command line parameters xxx, yyy and zzz, one per line. Actually, the first thing that program will print out is the name of the executable. The first argument that's passed to the program is actually the second element in 'argv'. >are these the command line …

>What is this function doing?. A lot of nothingness. The sieve[] is a copy of the one in main but that one is never >changed. Are you so sure about that? Try this and see. [code=cplusplus] #include <iostream> using namespace std; void fillArray(int myArray[], int arraySize) { for (int i=0; …

[quote=WaltP;341826]And doesn't it defeat the purpose of using an IDE that allows editing, compiling and running the program to pop out of it after editing and compiling just to run the program?[/quote] That's what I used to do until I discovered there was a way to pause the program before …

Is there any reason why we should help someone pirate a game? Not only is it illegal, it's also really, really stupid. You can pick up a copy from Amazon for $29, plus you get technical support thrown in for free. [URL]http://www.amazon.com/Eidos-P2EIDO-788687500449-Hitman-Blood/dp/B0009N1KCU[/URL]

I wouldn't trust spam that arrives in my inbox...

Sorry, I don't regularly use that feature. Just tried it out now though, nothing seemed amiss, although that's probably quite likely to expect unless I would use the feature more often.

Don't use void main. [URL]http://www.cprogramming.com/faq/cgi-bin/smartfaq.cgi?id=1043284376&answer=1044841143[/URL]

>Is there any way to read or write to a socket besides using the read() and write() functions. [URL]http://www.hmug.org/man/2/send.php[/URL] [URL]http://www.hmug.org/man/2/recv.php[/URL] >Is there any way to treat it like a stream and use the insertion/extraction operators (<< and >>)? You'll need a C++ wrapper library. I don't know any off the …

How about moving the switch statement to the top of the while() loop, and then having the "next voter enter choice" at the end of the loop"? It would work out much better, because the switch statement would evaluate the first choice. Something like this: [code=cplusplus] for (blah; blah; blah) …

The only "bottons" I know of is a [URL="http://www.pleasurebeachskegness.com/index3.htm"]theme park[/URL]. But if you want to use little round things that you click on the screen, you'll definitely need to write a user interface first.

Try [URL="http://www.neooffice.org/neojava/en/index.php"]NeoOffice[/URL], the Cocoa port of the popular OpenOffice, which is basically a clone of MS Office. And it supports the Intel platform.

>If u can be of help then it OK otherwise stop F@#king replying to mu thread... ajaxjinx, you're being very foolish by saying such a thing. You never deserve an answer, you [I]earn[/I] it by showing that you are willing to work to find the answer, and that means researching …

>People are going nuts about the mac pro Are they? >im pretty sure they cost more are they worth it? It all depends on what you're going to use it for. If you're a heavy gamer, you'll save yourself a bit of money by buying a PC (because you don't …

>What do you guys (or gals) think about [URL]http://www.cprogramming.com/?[/URL] It's a really well-made site that is an excellent resource for C/C++. [edit] Although I do believe they've been experiencing technical difficulties lately, such as SQL errors. Also, thier board had a terrible crash the other day, and they lost over …

>When i downloaded it they recommended i use....infra recorder...to burn the iso. Burn it with any .iso burning software you want, just as long as you don't literally burn the file to the disk. You need a special program of some sort.

Although I admit that this information was obtained from googling (so I can't prove the authenticity of it), it seems like you should use either Nero's burning software, or use [URL="http://www.daemon-tools.cc/dtcc/announcements.php"]Daemon Tools[/URL] to mount the disc image. Once it's mounted, you can of course extract the files from the image …

[quote=Ancient Dragon;341060]I don't know why MAC and MS-DOS didn't follow *nix's lead and just save '\n' in the text file -- would seem the logical thing to do since most (but not necessarily all) lines read by fgets() terminate with '\n'. MAC and MS-DOS/MS-Windows os just have to do a …

It's a very useful link; perhaps it would be better-suited over here: [URL]http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread4920.html[/URL] That way it won't disappear.

1024 megabytes = 1 gigabyte It has to be a power of 2, but most people tend to round off 1024 to just 1000, which causes some confusion when entering numbers...

[strlen](http://www.cplusplus.com/strlen) should work since you say you're using "string arrays"

[quote=~s.o.s~;340207]Not quite, its: [inlinecode]minimum + (rand() % (maximum - minimum));[/inlinecode] This will produce random numbers in the range minimum inclusive and maximum exclusive.[/quote] Not quite, it's [code] minimum + rand() / (RAND_MAX / (maximum - minimum) + 1 );[/code] To ensure proper distribution. :twisted: (sorry, I couldn't help it :mrgreen:)

>can anyone help me with relevant code or explanations or URL links. Sure. What part do you need help with?

>Huh... how cool... you get a star for every 1,000 posts?? Nope. It's a user rating out of 5. At the moment ~s.o.s~ is doing [I]pretty [/I]good, while I am doing really crappy, and Dani is doing extremely well... :twisted:

Didn't work? [url]http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread73800.html[/url]

Try reading more resources that are pointed to in the [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread50370.html"]Starting C sticky[/URL], and additionally I suggest our [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread67837.html"]Practice Problems[/URL] thread for coding challenges.

You need to be a little bit more descriptive than that if you want to recieve help. Like what the problem is, any error messages you saw, what order you installed the OSs, etc...

Maybe you want to stop using that 386 for a development machine :P

Great feature, now all I have to do is submit some snippets and then I'll be able to take advantage of it :p

>The function doesn't have to return a value to be able to display what the year is. It does according to the assignment: [quote]You must write a separate function [B]called isLeapYear[/B] that takes a year as a parameter and [B]returns whether or not that year is a leap year[/B].[/quote] Plus, …

Or you've just completely forgotten to code the function... Anyway, that's a good reason why to code each function separately, and not try to code 3-4 of them before testing out the program.

>is there a way to find out the array size? Depends where you need to find such a length. If the array is in fact being held by a pointer, then no, there isn't a way to figure out the size of an array, because there's boundaries as it's a …

Which language are you trying to write this in (C or C++) ?

I have never seen a single online petition that worked. Partly because of course, there is far less credibility online. Just how can they prove that the person registering is from the country they say they're from? And even if we didn't do it here, lots of other people would …

I agree with pty. For what you do, a Mac seems right for you. I would also suggest you look at these threads that have previously discussed this: [list] [*][url]http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread66849.html[/url] [*][url]http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread63597.html[/url] [/list] Hope this helps

You need to make sure that the .cpp files you're trying to compile are actually ADDED to your project, not just in the same directory. Otherwise the compiler has no way of finding them. If that doesn't work, try cleaning all targets and removing all intermediate files.

>Could someone please explain clearly the purpose or necessity for such code? If you're using code from an external library, you usually have to link a special .lib file. Usually how it's done in most IDEs is there's special configuration options, which allow you to specify the .libs to link …

Don't have time to check over the rest of the code, but I can tell you what is wrong here: [code=cplusplus]cout << initialize( x , y , z ) << endl ; //error is here[/code] [INLINECODE]initialize[/INLINECODE] returns nothing, so cout has nothing to print. If you want to initalize the …

Since you're using C++, don't you think it's unwise to use the old C-style casts?

>that means disconnecting PC2 from your wired network since you can't be on both networks at the same time. Sure you can, as long as you have enough network cards installed in your computer to pull it off.

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>Hey first I am not interested in this forum. Then why did you post? >Second I come across this on the web and wanted to help him, with that purpose I registered and wasted my >time writing the code. Yes, you certainly did waste your time, because I don't think …

[quote=ajaxjinx;338463]1.I am working on LINUX 2. Using C, not C++ 3I can Download extra lib if the need be.[/quote] Depends on if you want the user to press the return/enter key first. If not, you'll probably want to code with something like [search]NCurses[/search].

Google News spoils all the fun. The headline is something like "Google fools people with its Toilet ISP service". Bleh, it's almost [I]fun[/I] to be deceived.

>I understand that, but the user has to enter the size of the array, and in a different function than main. Then use a pointer to modify the memory in the variables in main(). Or if you can, return the value that the user entered in the function. >Also, what …