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Hello everyone. I have created a sales system for my company. Basically you telnet to the system and enter your login name, password ... From there you can access the sales system. I am working on a feature to write reports for a certain area of the system. For this, …

Sorry for the previous posts. It sure is hard to find answers other than 'RTFM' in the programming world. Anyway, I think what you are looking for is a good graphics library. I don't know any Windows programming so I would recommend the gd image library. There is a gd …

do it though your SQL query. I havent used an Access SQL query in years, but it might be similar to: [CODE] Dim searchText as String Dim sqlQuery as String searchText = searchDescription.Text sqlQuery = "SELECT * FROM `whatever_table` WHERE `description` LIKE `%" & searchText & "%' LIMIT 10;" [/CODE] …

I made an IRC client in VB over six years ago. Ive looked, but can't find my old project. Anyway, I ran into the same problem. I solved the problem by making my own text control just for IRC. It was hard to do at first, but was fun doing. …

Check out Open Mind Speech [URL=http://freespeech.sourceforge.net/]here[/URL]. This is for development under KDE and/or Gnome.

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What? If you are trying to install a PHP-Nuke module, you should visit their site for support. I don't know the URL for PHP-Nuke, try google. -matt

You forgot to terminate the line that contains [code]mysql_select_db("musiclist", $conn)[/code] it should be: [code]mysql_select_db("musiclist", $conn);[/code] -matt

I don't think I understand what you want. So, I think you want to be able to click on a name and go to a page that has more information? Is that correct? If so, just make a hypertext link for each name that takes the user to a different …

An SMS message is basicly an e-mail message. All you have to do is e-mail a message to an e-mail address with a scheme of <phone_number>@<provider>.

What platform are you developing on? Mac, Windows, Linux? All provide API's for playing sound out of your stero speakers.

I don't do any windows programing, but I know that there is a Cygwin library for windows. As far as I am aware you can use sockets using that library. I'm not sure if MFC and Cygwin could be mixed? Maby someone out there that does windows programing will know?

Hello everyone, I hope I can write this question clearly. Anyway, it is about global variables. I have several files in my C++ project. One of which is main.cpp. This file comtains my main() function. I have a few other files in my project. They are server.cpp, server.h, strings.h, includes.h …

I don't to much windows/dos programming, but I think there is a library. You can also use ncurses, I think there is a windows version in Cygwin ([url]http://www.cygwin.com/)[/url]. Also, if it works in dos, you can just make your own quick library to print ANSI commands, for example "\e[0;31m" then …

My darn code keeps crashing, what am I doing wrong? I have a class with the follwoing method: [CODE]void BBSNode::AddToBuffer(char *buffer) { //strcat((char*)inputBuffer, (char*)buffer); sprintf("Got Data: %s\n", buffer); }[/CODE] I'm calling the method like this: [CODE]nodes[nodeID].AddToBuffer(sockBuffer);[/CODE] sockBuffer was declared like ... [CODE]char sockBuffer[IN_BUFFER_SIZE];[/CODE] Now, when I run the program and …

What kind of database? Are you accessing the database though a database server? If ADO is a windows data access driver(or whatever ms calls it) then what kind of password are you talking about?

There is fopen fom the C stdio library and open from the C++ iostream lib.

I everyone, I have two C Socket questions. I have searched the net and read my reference books, but cannot find my answer. Anyway, I am making a simple telnet based server. To create a new socket I am using the following code: [CODE]newsockfd = accept(sockfd, (struct sockaddr *) &cli_addr, …

Get one here: [URL=http://gcc.gnu.org/]http://gcc.gnu.org/[/URL]

You can do this in a few different ways. I don't know windows, so some of the following ways might not work, or might be different. You can listen for a connection and accept it, then fork out the processess. I dont think windows does this, but it can be …