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You should use it because else you may get undefined behaviour. Thats why standards exist. Secondly, if its not valid, it is unlikely to be screenreadder friendly. If you dont take adequate steps to support disabled users you could risk being sued (look up the Sydney Olympics accessibility scandal). And …

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Yeah. put them in the stringstream, split it with getline, and strore the results on a vector.

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Yeah, I rather liked his "THE KING HAS RISEN!!" speech [url]http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread140999.html[/url] A Keep It Spam-Free and a keep it organised by niek_e and some more profile infractions from ezzeral P.S niek-e, dont bother adding more if they are already banned. In the case of josh just give 2 five point …

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Well, do you (and the IIS server) have folder read permissions on the ftp root you defined?

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Is it "classic" vb or vb.net? For a basic beginners guide, the Microsoft press .NET books are good (the ones with tools/diy equipment on the front) . Should have a copy of them in your library.

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Tools: [url]http://www.asp.net/downloads/essential/[/url] the book ASP.NET 3.5 Step by Step (Microsoft Press) is very good for beginners. Would recommend buying it.

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We cant help you with that, we would be assisting you in violating your corporate IT policy. You shouldnt be doing facebook at work.

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Well, you use them for lots of things. E.g pass by reference, linked lists, hash tables etc... All it is is essentially a number representing a memory address location where data of that type is stored.

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Well for one thing, go for server 2003 or 2008. XP doesnt handle more than 2 CPUs or more than 10 network clients well and isnt optimised for network throughput and services. Preferably go for a 64 bit system, multiple CPUs and a lot of RAM. Maybe 8gb (Im basing …

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do [code] [B]sudo apt-get clean[/B] sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install [B]build-essential[/B] [/code]

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Thats whats always happened with reputation though. Like a year or two ago everyone had a massive rep war (thats why now rep in the lounges isnt counted in your totals)

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Firewall problem? But really... i dont reccomend using the FTP part of IIS, especially on XP. There have been lots of vulnerabilities for it lately.

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Easy to make. Use a crimper. Do your research (e.g when to useSolid cable vs Stranded cable [and make sure you get the correct connectors for your chosen type] as well as cable specs e.g CAT5 vs Cat5e vs CAT6). Do a few practice runs beforehand. Your first few will …

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We arent going to do your homework for you. Are you allowed to use third party list and set libaries e.g from the STL? or do you have to make your own? Hint: to reverse a linked list, push all the nodes onto a stack, then pop them all off …

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Unetbootin doesnt make it persistant anyway, it just makes it bootable, the same as a normal live or install CD, anything you do with it is lost upon reboot. I dont think mandriva-seed supports peesistance. Does mandriva include a tool for it? fedora and ubuntu have one called [B][I][U]liveusb-creator[/U][/I][/B] which …

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Hmm. I cant get it working either. [code] #include <cstdlib> #include <windows.h> #pragma comment(lib, "Winmm") #pragma comment(lib, "Vfw32") #include <vfw.h> #include <Mmsystem.h> using namespace std; LPCWSTR lpFileName = L"H:\\sissys.mp3"; int wmain(int argc, char **argv) { PlaySound(lpFileName, NULL, SND_FILENAME); return 0; } [/code]

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yes, it looks quite promising. not a big KDE4 fan though, so will be giving GNOME a go. proceeding with caution though, as i have an intel chipset and my machine hates both the new ubuntu and fedora

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Thats wierd. Ive got an Dell Dimension 5150 (e510?) which has only USB ports. It has no problem when installing XP or Linux (Ubuntu 9.04) using just a USB keyboard/mouse. (never tried with vista or 7). what was the error it gave you?

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So Win32++ seems like a simplified version of MFC. Could do with better documentation (one thing MFC has over it)

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Why? We can downvote people who dont explain things properley (e.g your USB Keyboard/Mouse thread - using ....... after every word makes it very very very hard to read!)

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[quote]but my teacher wants the user to be able to be able to input a number of any length[/quote] Yeah, its a very ambigious requirement. Ask them to clarify.

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[quote]OS and use magic jellybean (has to be an older copy, they removed that functionality) to change the key.[/quote] Doesnt work if they are different SKUs. E.g a retail key wont activate a VLK version.

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Well, its easier to install the one built and provided for your linux distribution instead. That is a tarball of the general source version, which you cant compile yourself, seeing as you dont have a compiler. :) To install the binary package for your distribution, it depends on what distribution …

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Well in my old work we had a server in the office. That was a DHCP and Database server. The point-of-sale and warehouse terminals netbooted a flavour of linux using PXE and the transactions were saved to the databse. Every night the data was synchronised with head office over a …

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I dislike gNewSense, its 'too' free. And i think gNewSense only includes GPLed code whereas others (e.g mandriva free, debian) include BSD-licenced code.

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[quote]Second, when I create an object of this class ( I hope I am using the right vocab ) "josh", I can use josh.name to get the same result as josh.getName(). So what is the purpose of the getName() method[/quote] Not a Pythin guy but in other OOp languages like …

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Yes. They are two entirely different things. You dont buy a copy of some software, you buy a license to use it as per those terms. With a printer, you do buy the actual thing. Exactly like with Satellite TV. You sign a contract (analgous to an EULA) which allows …

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[QUOTE=Jupiter 2;1045663]Bob - You are this | | close to being banned.[/QUOTE] Really, you are closer. Those multiple uses of highly unnaceptable language just earnt you a 5 point infraction. [B]Play nice.[/B] And just to add my two cents, i have never heard anything about the sound card thing either. …

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Probably possible because, i mean, in that list it prefixes "News Story:" before the thread title. The same code could be used to say "Solved: " before it if it is solved.

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I take it that its an Intel Mac, if so then use Boot Camp, its virtually the same procedure as installing XP using Boot Camp. Video here [url]http://www.apple.com/macosx/compatibility/[/url] Details: [url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boot_Camp_%28software%29[/url] If you want to install OSX on your normal PC, then we cant help you with that (its in violation …

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[quote]I have no idea what Apache is or what it does [/quote] And you call yourself an expert???!!! ;) Its an opensource web server, indeed, one of the most popular web servers on the internet. Maybe best moving this to the Web hosting board instead of the windows server one? …

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Why via PHP? MySQl/Oracle etc... can be set up for remote access, and you can just write an app which uses thier connector libary to access it.

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[quote]Bob, the SFC.EXE didn’t report anything wrong. [/quote] It wouldnt anyway. It runs silent. Just a question, are you using Bitlocker drive encryption or do you have an IBM/Lenovo/Sony/Apple Laptop? I ask this because my lenovo updater promoted me to dowload a hotfix precicely this error, but it seemed to …

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Well, first thing, install make and gcc and other tools needed for compiling [code] sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install build-essential [/code] Then you can do make and make install to install software from source code (remember to read the INSTALL file!!!)

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Welcome. Many from the UK here (Myself included - originally from surrey/hampshire area, now in sunny [lol] Scotland)

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[QUOTE=DimaYasny;992118]Fedora for me. the speed of response to BZs is the best I've seen, and everything works out of the box, without trying to be like windows (like ubuntu/pclos/opensuse do)[/QUOTE] I like fedora but had a crap experience with 11. Its installer crashed constantly unless you chose the defaults (showed …

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On NT based systems. its the kernel/winlogon. Thats because ctrl-alt-del is magic. Its a security feature (hence why on a domain you must do control-alt-del to logon - thats to ensure that the logon screen is the actual windows logon one and not a fake to try and spoof your …

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you can lock things like editing the history using this program its basically a frontend for registry hacks [url]http://www.dougknox.com/xp/utils/xp_securityconsole.htm[/url]

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[QUOTE=oluscoa;1043871]Describe the purpose, features and functions of two different operating system[/QUOTE] providing an interface between hardware and the user performing memory management scheduling of CPU time etc...

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