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Hi everybody... I'm new here so I'll post here and expect a welcome. >D I learned programming at age 10 and started by programming C in DOS... didn't get too far, then I learned C++, then HTML, then VBScript, then JScript, a little JAVA, found out about Game Maker, learned …

A MMOG engine. It had a global view of all players & you could only see the people on your own 'map'... there was a limit of 14,000 maps or something like that... 256X256. The neat part about it was that you could have people online playing & somebody could …

I've actually done this before, I built a custom chatbot entirely in javascript. The bot itself now no longer functions for the chat room (it was updated to use java) but I'll send you the source code if you're interested. (I can't guarantee that I can help you understand all …

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Try 'EasyOS' to get started.. it comes with all you need. However remember that you should try making your own version of DOS before you even think of trying to remake Windows...

[QUOTE=TJW]Thanks for the info. However, my question has not been anwered. The above I am already aware of and anything I have forgotten I can go find my textbook from university. What I can not find in that stupid book is how to return and array/pointer properly I've tried the …

Without getting into too much detail about my own history, I'll be a junior in college this fall semester. My Bachelors Degree is "Computer Science" (the other degree offered being "CS - Information Technology" which is a bit more hardware based). My end goal is to be a programmer (on …

Ummm... Use google, search "libusb0.dll", sourceforge is at the top of the list, with an archive of all of the versions of the DLL. Try the latest version, and if that fails try the version that matches in date with the application. - Natso

Well, from my point of view if your goal is just to keep svchost.exe from rising it's memory 'take-age'... just program some other application that takes the memory up first, before svchost.exe even has a chance :P !!!

Does anybody think it would be possible to make an OS using Delphi? <more specifically, delphi 2>

Then why not go back to DW 4 if you know it still works?

couldn't you just have the installer create a txt or dat file at 'c:\proglocate.dat' that has the path to the program in it? then when running the program just open proglocate.dat & run the correct file.

I know of a 'Learn Delphi 3' book that had an example and it tought how to make your own browser... should be easy enough to stick the company logo on it... just gotta find the book now. It was not one of those 'learn ??? in 21 days' or …

something like this should work: myfloat <- float myint <- int myint = 0; while(myfloat >= 1){ myint++; myfloat--; } Something like that would do the trick... I might have my reasoning a little of but I'm sure that it would work.

In batch files you can just have one certain test, eg %[part1]% that is in every line of the first part of the file, then %[part2]% and so on... then when the batch starts have it randomly run part2 or part3 or part4... each part will use the 'find' feature …

I'm taking some lessons just to get credits 4 college(I know everything I'm being tought, but I need those credits), however I assume he could learn from it as well... It is fromt he 'Professer Teaches' series & teaches windows 98. It comes with a CD & 3 books, 2 …

Ok, whadda heck does 'Procrastinating' mean? I've heard it used a lot but I never took the time to look it up.

I head about a qbasic program that could make files undeletable... it only worked on ME or something though. Anybody here happen to have that code:?:

I prefer delphi for real programming... and I like this forum plenty... it covers so much... but it doesn't have a Delphi section:sad:

I'm not sure exactly, however in many other languages arrays have the following format: array_name[deminsion1,deminsion2,deminsion3] = "value";

Was wondering if there are any tutorials for beginners to C++... specifically for DevC++, I can't find any tutorials for it. I'm semi-experience with C++, but only when programming for DOS output, I'm not at all used to the visual output that is offerend by Dev-C++.