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Please post HJT logs in the [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/forum64.html"]Viruses and Other Nasties forum[/URL]. Don't worry about re-posting this now, as a moderator will probably move it for you. Thanks!

This forum isn't the righht place to post Java questions. If you have a Java question, post it here: [url]http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/forum9.html[/url]

[quote=dmmckelv;277785]OK Can anyone help me understand what a tokenizer does? And why I have to put *tokenPtr? What is the * for? [/quote] The tokenizer basically looks for one or more deliminators which you specify, and then gives you the next section. You need this to split the sentance into …

[quote=iamthwee;277456]Can I upload zipped files and all the stuff you can normally do when you add an attachment?[/quote] No, I don't think you can do that. From what I can tell, if you want to link images and such to your entries, you'll need to hotlink it from another source …

[quote=Bezi99;277847]I was wondering if you had anymore free subscriptions for xbox live.[/quote] The mods will probably snip your 'mail address now, as they hate threads that say "do you have... just email me at xx@xx" Here, try this one: [inlinecode]1543ef9dc07811799fc435274030c4a9[/inlinecode]

The first thing you need to worry about is how you're going to host the website. There's some free hosts around on the internet, but most people who want professional quality hosting use a payed host, as there's no banner ads, and it supports a custom domain (which is what …

There's [URL="http://www.winehq.com"]Wine[/URL], which can run *some* Windows applications, but the stability and usefulness of it is questioned, as it has only about Windows 2000 compatibility. Which begs the question: why the heck do you need to run a Windows application to install Slackware? CD burning is built right into Linux …

Have you tried choosing Start->Run and typing in [inlinecode]winmsd[/inlinecode]? Go to the Service tab, and look for something that says "Start pending". If there is, then you've found the problem. If it's an non-essential service, you can disable it using the Registry Editor.

I think this is what you're looking for: [url]http://webpages.charter.net/decibelshelp/LinuxHelp2.html#Sound[/url] It's some sort of Crystal soundcard. Hope this helps

Since you're using a Linksys router, I suspect you need a DHCP-assigned IP address. Also, your IP address should not be in the range of 169.254.x.x, as that means your card is recieving an IP address through its connection. If it happens, press the "Renew DHCP client" button in the …

The easiest way to install/uninstall KDE or Gnome is to use Red Hat's built in GUI package manager. With that, you can easily choose which packages you want without needing to download Yum. As for all the other window managers out there, I have to say that probably the 2 …

Which usually means you need to buy a wireless router, and get some sort of internet connection that goes into the router to be able to get wireless internet.

First of all, you'll need to create a boot floppy. Here's how you create one:[LIST=1] [*]Insert a floppy into the computer's floppy drive. [*]Format the floppy disk by opening "My Computer" and right-clicking on the floppy disk image, and choosing "Format" from the contextual menu. [*]In the settings section of …

Depends which distro you're using (and which package manager at that). For Debian-based distributions, the [inlinecode]apt-get[/inlinecode] repositories list is in /etc/apt/sources.list. Simply add urls that you want (you can find some at [url]www.apt-get.org)[/url]. If you're not using apt-get, well you'll just have to elaborate. ;)

I remember getting that picture emailed to me, and enjoyed it immensly. The printer was probably nice and warm so the mouse tryed to make a nest inside it...

[quote][code] typedef node *link;[/code][/quote] You can't use typedefs like that in modern C++. When you declare [inlinecode]adj[/inlinecode], it's probably better to simply use [inlinecode]node *[/inlinecode]. Also, when you declare adj, you're using [inlinecode]V[/inlinecode] as the array size, which you never initalized the variable, so you it would contain random junk. …

Well done. I'm sure the other mods will appreciate your work as a mod.

[quote] Quick! Tell me what Linux would be best for exploring Linux itself, and for programming languages and gaming?[/quote] It all depends on your user-level. If you've never used Linux before, you need to decide how much patience you have. SuSE or Mandriva = low patience level. Slackware or Gentoo …

[quote=linux;276231]In the above picture, is that the default theme for slackware (with the dock and the transparent windows)? It makes it look like Mac OS X (in a way), and with the way Linux functions, and the way OS X looks, that would make a killer team on my computer[/quote] …

As far as I know, there's no way of retrieving them. Tough luck. [I][B][COLOR=Red]And stop using fancy fonts[/COLOR][/B][/I] -- what's wrong with the default? It's not as if it makes us pay any more attention to your question.

[quote]no one has answered this poor guys question[/quote] It's a good thing he doesn't have any self-pity. :cheesy: I'm not much for Ubuntu, mainly because I'm a Linux geek, but since Ubuntu has a special server edition, it might be the easiest to setup and maintain. And if it doesn't …

>Will this work? Try it. :cheesy: (It should)

[code=c]#include<iostream> usingnamespace std; // seperate "using" and "namespace" constint namesize=21; // seperate "const" and "int" void getName(char,int); void main() // don't use void main -- see my signature for more details[/code] Hope this helps

OK... so you're basically asking us to do your homework. Basically, the function takes 2 parameters, adds them together, and returns the result. Here's some pseudocode: [code] sum: number1, number2 { return number1 + number2 } [/code] And basically if you can't figure that out, you seriously need to do …

Hello, How T9Word works is like this: each number on the phone is assigned to 3 or 4 letters. You then type the corresponding number once for each letter that you want to enter. T9Word then guesses from its dictionary to pick the correct word. If it's incorrect, you can …

You're making progress, but there's definitely some errors/problems. You might find [inlinecode]string[/inlinecode] to be easier and nicer to use than [inlinecode]char[/inlinecode] -- it's old, and although it's not "outdated" technically, most people prefer string. I have NO idea what you're trying to do here: [code] int playOneRound (int wordnum) { …

Try checking out the following: Apple's support doc: [url]http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=107396[/url] And this forum thread: [url]http://forums.macosxhints.com/showthread.php?t=22763[/url]

Should be. Gentoo eliminates a lot of code bloat by compiling everything on-the-fly. The only disadvantages of this method is that you need a constant broadband connection to download all the files, and the compilation process takes many hours, depending on your processor speed and available RAM. (My 1.86 Ghz …

You can't do this: [code=c] if ((menuItem >= 'A' || 'a') && (menuItem <= 'C' || 'c'))[/code] (Well you can, but the results aren't going to be what you expect.) You have to write out each expression: [code=c] if ((menuItem >= 'A' || menuItem <= 'a') && (menuItem <= 'C' …

Like proliant_fan described, NTFS partition mounting in Linux is read-only. To mount it: First of all, open a terminal and gain root access. This is usually accomplished with [inlinecode]su[/inlinecode]. If you don't have an empty directory to mount the partition, you'll need to create one. Directories for mounting filesystems and …

Ever heard of Google? There's lots of free partition copiers out there. For example: [search]copying partition[/search]. I admit I've never used any of the ones available for Windows, but if you follow the documentation, you should have no trouble whatsoever.

Hello, I suspect you're using [URL="http://www.blogger.com"]Blogger[/URL] (but correct me if I'm wrong). In that case, the URL refers to the URL that people will type into their browser to view your blog. Type in anything you want; it'll be *.blogspot.com, and as long as the name isn't already taken, you …

[QUOTE=cscgal;217995]You're the only one who knows exactly how much reputation you have. Everyone else can see the little green dots which are a visual representation that is relative to all the reps of all members.[/QUOTE] You can't see [I]exactly[/I] how much repuation someone has, however, you can get a pretty …

[quote=Chaky;273775]I use Audio CD's.[/quote] Those are getting DRM-ed, too. Sony's new Audio CDs make it impossible to play songs on any Windows-based computer without installing spyware that monitors what you do with it and restricts copying and other such things. I really think that it's cruel and unfair punishment for …

Ugh... remove those extra-long *** comments, and USE CODE TAGS! Otherwise, it's simply impossible to read what you're posting.

Don't use [inlinecode]gets[/inlinecode], because it never checks the buffer size and is consider to be unsafe -- [inlinecode]fgets[/inlinecode] is what you're supposed to use.

[quote=astrojith;274138]that it doesnt like having ".h" in the end of header files as in <iostream.h>. I figured out why "using namespace std" is used.[/quote] Your teacher is teaching such old and outdated coding styles. [INLINECODE]iostream[/INLINECODE] replaced [INLINECODE]iostream.h[/INLINECODE] like 10 years ago, and since then, you should either use "using namespace …

It's because you are declaring your array like this: [code] int binA[16][4] = { (0,0,0,0),(0,0,0,1),(0,0,1,0),(0,0,1,1), (0,1,0,0),(0,1,0,1),(0,1,1,0),(0,1,1,1), (1,0,0,0),(1,0,0,1),(1,0,1,0),(1,0,1,1), (1,1,0,0),(1,1,0,1),(1,1,1,0),(1,1,1,1)};[/code] When you should only be using braces: [code]int binA[16][4] = { {0,0,0,0},{0,0,0,1},{0,0,1,0},{0,0,1,1}, {0,1,0,0},{0,1,0,1},{0,1,1,0},{0,1,1,1}, {1,0,0,0},{1,0,0,1},{1,0,1,0},{1,0,1,1}, {1,1,0,0},{1,1,0,1},{1,1,1,0},{1,1,1,1}};[/code]

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Scripts written in PHP will almost always run on any PHP-enabled webserver with no tweaking. The most common server on a Unix-based server is [URL="http://httpd.apache.org/"]Apache[/URL], which is used by the majority of web servers around the world. Apache alone does not provide PHP support, so you must download a PHP …

Hello, You might want to consider using PHP as a frontend language for your web interface. It's basically a demented version of C, so you should have no trouble catching on to the syntax. For something more object oriented, you might want to try Python, as it's getting more and …

As far as I know, Boot Camp is completely compatible with NTFS-formatted partitions, and should not cause you any problems booting or uninstalling Windows XP. It is worth noting that if you're using Mac OS X's mount feature to transfer data to and from the FAT32 partition, once you convert …

When you call [inlinecode]highest_divisions[/inlinecode], you give the wrong order: [code=c]highest_division(nE, sE, nW, sW); // Also prints the result[/code] You later declare it as nE, nW, sE, sW. Also, in highest_divisions(), you have the following mistake: [code] void highest_division (float nE, float nW, float sE, float sW) { float highest_sales = …

Although I've used Firefox ever since I got my Mac, I have to admit that lately I've been using Opera the most. It doesn't have close the number of features found on Firefox, so the main reason I use Opera is speed. It's like an accelerated internet connection. Internet Explorer …

[quote=stymiee;273712]Hmm. I'm using 2.0. I wanted to try in IE but it seems the site is down right now. :-/[/quote] Works fine for me in Firefox 2.0. That site is OK... although don't you think you could find about the same level of images if you just used Google Images?

[quote=slowmo;273634]How can I download if I cannot get online without getting bombarded by popups?[/quote] Boot into safe mode, [I]then[/I] download Ad-aware and scan your hard disk. And yes, I believe that Ad-aware works in safe mode.

Perhaps the php5 module is not loading correctly? You might want to check in the module-loading section of httpd.conf to make sure that the LoadModule line for php is there. Then try restarting Apache a few times. And when Apache 2 starts, there shouldn't be any errors. If there are …

Either that, or you're experiencing some hard drive problems. You might want to run a ScanDisk on your hard drive to make sure everything is in order.

Hello, sn4r3r is right about Gentoo. It's not a good beginner distro. For you I would recommend: [LIST] [*][B]Debian[/B]. It's one of the oldest distros, is relatively easy to use, and doesn't have much bloat like the bigger distros have. [*][B]Slackware[/B]. Harder to use, but it will teach you more …

You've setup the card for a DHCP-assigned IP address, right? Also, you might want to check out the router configuration -- make sure that automatic DHCP is enabled for all clients and that the IP range is big. Hope this helps