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 | The website must be going through a lot of compulsive changes, and updating your script every time must be annoying. You can save your mouse coordinates in an .ini file (a kind of .txt file) and have the program read it. Reference: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11238898/reading-from-an-ini-file As for reading the text and then … |
 | Do you mean your program shouldn't have to open a web browser to collect data? So how well is your code running at the moment? |
 | Using the word "shortcut" instead of "button" seems confusing. I believe you want to create a button to include in your Windows form, and build in the function of showing a previously hidden window once clicked. Your code seems like a snippet of your complete work. Your `showCmd`of `struct WindowPlacement`is …  |
| | I didn't know there's an inside and an outside edge. Assuming I comprehended your question correctly... This is a geometry related topic, whereas such imaginary laws (postulates and theorems) apply. Anyways enough rambling... Suppose the polygon is a square. Given its borders are thick enough to produce a polygon-within-a-polygon illusion. … |
| | Cell C4 has the expression =565+660+709+1093 Is there a function/nest of functions that can output the number of values being added? BIG NOTE: I AM NOT ASKING FOR THE SUM OF THE EXPRESSION!  |
| | I made three image hotspots on an image called Tab1. I want to click on each of them so it shows an UI next to Tab1. I used the jQuery example off their website since it's close to what I want, but what do I do when I want another … |
| | You would initialize member variables in their member functions or constructor. You overloaded your constructor, meaning you a normal constructor (without param.) and an overloaded constructor (with param.). Either one of them is fine depending on how you want your program written. |
| | So my program uses the list template as the towers and the values in them are disks. I used the push and pop methods with loops to display changing values due to user input. > Rules of the game: > 1. All disks are stacked into an initial tower. > …  |
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