I download turbo c++,but I can`t use ther a SHIFT key :cry: ( I can`t do // or #)it just ignore shift. :sad:
kaun 0 Newbie Poster
Ancient Dragon 5,243 Achieved Level 70 Team Colleague Featured Poster
what keyboard language is installed on your computer? UK and American keyboards are different scancodes for the same key. American keyboard prints '#' for the Shift-3 key, while UK prints ' £'
kaun 0 Newbie Poster
I think I have American keyboard :rolleyes:
outside c++ SHIFT works and prints # whit shift+3
I looked google and there was something about that kind of problem ( http://www.windowsbbs.com/showthread.php?t=22764 ) and I`m using too ATI...then I found another site,but I`m not able to find it now,anyway ther was instructions how to remove this problem (display properties->settings->advanced->options and then enable ATI taskbar icon application) I did that,but it didn`t work...and now I don`t know.. :-|
Salem 5,199 Posting Sage
> properties->settings->advanced->options
So I'm guessing you're not using DOS then.
So why on earth are you trying to use a DOS compiler then?
Do you have a fondness for museums and a longing to be a driver of a steam engine?
Narue 5,707 Bad Cop Team Colleague
Turbo C++ is the standard for schools that don't care enough about their programming classes to teach something modern. These are usually the courses that have qbasic as a prerequisite, and both are a strong indicator that you're at the wrong school.
If it's a personal choice, how did you manage to pass over *all* of the more suitable compilers that are more likely to show up on a search and make a beeline for the worst possible option?
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