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Re: When I Google `Windows 10 Compatibility Checker`? I get over 300,000 results. Try the first one from zdnet. | |
Re: You can run `devenv.exe` and build your project from the command line. Type devenv /? to get the command line arguments/switches. You'll have to spawn it as an external process. Use the vba `Shell` call to do that ret = Shell("command line with args", vbNormalFocus) | |
Re: Or perhaps for (int i = 1; i <= 10; i++) or for (int i = 1; i <= 10; i += 2) depending on whether you need to increment by 1 or by 2. Also with `i` in lowercase because uppercase is typically used for consts. | |
Re: Have a look at [this](https://www.eightforums.com/tutorials/31950-partition-recover-deleted-partitions-windows.html) and see if it helps. | |
Re: Here's a tip for next time. Whenever I buy something that has a power adaptor, I put a label on the power pack identifying what it is for, and a label on what it plugs into identifying the specs of the adaptor. | |
Re: >To continue: these same issues are relevant to SSDs (solid-state discs). It is my understanding that SSDs are built to much higher standards such that they can be refreshed several order of magnitudes more times before failing. Also, SSDs have extra space, over and above the allocated space, so that … | |
Re: @Robert_57 - you **do** realize that the browser version being used when this thread was created have been upgraded so many times that the questiob no longer requires an answer. | |
Re: You have a couple of problems. You have to write your own factorial function. However, `pow`, and `cos` are in `math.h` so unless one of your compiler switches is doing something weird they should be defined. I don't use `gcc` so I can't help there. Your series expansion is incorrect. … | |
Re: That doesn't do what the OP requested. Plus, why bother to create a batch file that contains only one line and does only one specific thing for a specific folder? Also, please do not revive old threads. | |
Re: Google may appreciate it but the rest of us who are repeatedly spammed with junk mail certainly do not. | |
Re: According to Dell you are correct - 8 Beeps: Reseat the LCD cable or replace the LCD screen [Dell Beep Codes](https://www.parts-people.com/blog/2014/06/27/dell-inspiron-15r-n5010-beep-codes-diagnostic-indicators/) If you have an HDMI port (I think that laptop does) you could try cabling to an external monitor with that prior to booting. It might be seen as … | |
Re: Your declaration is void getUserInput(int *numHospitalRooms, int *numFlowers); but you are calling it with getUserInput(numHospitalRooms, numFlowers); You define the parameters as `pointer to int` but you are passing `int`. You'' have to change your call to getUserInput(&numHospitalRooms, &numFlowers); Likewise, within `getUserInput`, you will have to change all variable references to … | |
Re: I expect certain things to be private. These are typically communications with financial institutions via https. I assume that everything else is, or could be, public. I assume that every email, every phone conversation (land line or cell), and even every snail mail letter can be laid open for examination … | |
Re: You could also have someone take a video of you texting on it while 1. Crossing in traffic 1. Walking into a fountain 1. etc. and post it on youtube. If it's a really spectacular **fail** then you might get enough traffic to generate some revenue. | |
Re: Assuming that your settings variable is a Boolean you can just do CheckBox1.Checked = My.Settings.check Button1.Visible = My.Settings.check in your form load event handler. You'll want to restore the Checkbox state as well so the two stay in sync. Just make that in the form closing handler you do My.Settings.check … | |
Re: Not in one line, but you could do For i As Integer = 0 To 2 cars(i).Visible = True Next or if you want to make it more general (assuming you are looping over all cars) For Each car In cars car.Visible = True Next | |
Re: I also enjoy funny books and I also have gadgets, although I spend most of my time on just one (laptop). I used to be a programmer (I am now retired - in Canada). I am 63 years old and I am pleased you want to be a part of … | |
Re: We will be happy to help you if you show us what you have done so far and explain what you are having trouble with. | |
Re: **Leo:** "You seem troubled. What's on your mind"? **Phyllis:** "My daughter, Bess, wants to marry a boy whose parents are midgets." **Leo:** "What's her problem? Can't she find one?" | |
Re: You are going to have to give us more information. | |
Re: You can also [click here](https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb/help/927477/how-to-troubleshoot-a-damaged-presentation-in-powerpoint-2007-and-powerpoint-2010) to get to the same site. | |
Re: We'd be happy to help. Please show us what code you have so far. | |
Re: Let's see what happens if you embed the link [like this](https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb/help/927477/how-to-troubleshoot-a-damaged-presentation-in-powerpoint-2007-and-powerpoint-2010). | |
Re: You could try copying everything in the `Release` folder (in your project) into a folder on the flash drive. I've done that when copying apps between two of my laptops, however, I have the same .net framework installed on both so your target computer would likely have to have the … | |
Re: I have set up a dozen or so systems for friends/family, several with SSD/HDD combos. Regardless, I always use the same configuration. I create a C partition and a D partition. For SSD/HDD, the C partition is the entire SSD and the D drive is the HDD. Once I have … | |
Re: Not to mention that it is super easy for the marker (if he/she is to inclined) to do a search online of your code to see if you just copied it. If caught plagiarizing you would likely be expelled. That's a blackk mark that can really haunt you. | |
Re: >problem is: both text box show same data Of course they do. Your code Me.txtamount.Text = .SubItems(mlngCUST_LAST_IDX) Me.txtdate.Text = .SubItems(mlngCUST_LAST_IDX) is assigning the same value to both textboxes. C hange it to Me.txtamount.Text = .SubItems(mlngCUST_LAST_IDX) Me.txtdate.Text = .SubItems(mlngCUST_DATE_IDX) | |
Re: Please note that most internet connections have a higher download than upload speed because most users consume (download) more data than they create (upload). Having said that, rproffitt's suggestion is quite likely the culprit. | |
Re: The easiest way to convert is ahodStat = IIf(chkAhod.Checked, "Yes", "No") in which case your code could be simplified to Private Sub btnCopyNotes_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles btnCopyNotes.Click 'Copies Info to Clipboard Clipboard.SetText("BTN: " + txtWtn.Text + Environment.NewLine + "Acct Name: " + txtAcctName.Text + Environment.NewLine + "Spoke … | |
Re: Hang on. I'll drop everything I am doing just so I can do all your research for you. | |
Re: Do you imagine that after four years the OP is still looking for a solution? Or even that any of the components (software or hardware) are still in use? | |
Re: Sorry you lost your code. You just learned the value of "save often". But we're still not going to write it for you. You haven't shown us any effort on your part. Not even pseudo-code. Try again and let us know where you are stuck. | |
Re: >Need help writing it What incentive do I have to help you write it when you haven't put any effort into it yourself? | |
Re: @nullptr: The displayed pattern got blitzed because it contained Markdown formatting symbols. I reformatted it as a code block to see if that fixed up the display. @jhai_1: You may want to read the Daniweb [Posting Rules](https://www.daniweb.com/welcome/rules) as well as [Read This Before Posting a Question](https://www.daniweb.com/programming/threads/435023/read-this-before-posting-a-question) to increase your chances … | |
Re: This thread has already been answered. Please start a new thread with your question. I strongly suggest you show us what you have done to try to solve the problem yourself. You can't expect us to show any effort if you haven't. You may want to read the Daniweb [Posting … | |
Re: There are several mistakes before we even get to your question. 1. You posted the title in ALL CAPS WHICH IS KIND OF RUDE (I corrected that) 1. You posted a mess of unformatted html and expected us to wade through it 1. You didn't give any indication as to … | |
Re: There ARE buttons. Look just above the edit box. Specifically, there are buttons labeled `Code` anx `Inline Code`. | |
Re: You can't upvote or downvote a comment. You can only upvote or downvote a post. If you just click on the thumbs up or thumbs down then the vote is anonymous and does not affect the poster's reputation. If you add a comment then it is **not** anonymous and the … | |
Re: That's not a request for help. That's a request to do your homework for you. We won't do that here. However, If you show us that you have put in the effort to solve it yourself we will help with the parts that are giving you trouble. Judging by your … | |
Re: In general? Not that I'm aware of. Learn to use your IDE for source level debugging. The big secret is to avoid making the most common mistakes up front. To learn that I suggest googling "most common programming errors" and following the links. A few big sources of bugs: - … | |
![]() | Re: 100th paragraph? What are you looking at? I see a short page with a few simple examples. ![]() |
Re: >They also say that once you learn how to think the C way you'll be able to program in every other single language because they are mostly the same. That statement is complete nonsense. Learning your first programming language can be hard (and that's just learning, not mastering). Learning a … | |
Re: Whitespace, properly used, increases code readability. Whitespace, used improperly, decreases readability, and can often introduce bugs. | |
Re: I don't have a link for the version you are looking for but I think you would be much better off using the free version of [Macrium Reflect](https://www.macrium.com/reflectfree). | |
Re: There is no "API" for c or VB6 or for any other language, for that matter. API stands for Application Programming Interface. The keyword here is "Application". You develop an application (or a framework) using a language (c, VB6, vb.Net, etc). Then, you may define an interface to that application … |
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