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Instead of "Welcome to the Install uninstall program" message displayed in Unwise.exe window I want to customise that message. How can I do that? I am using Wise InstallMaster 8.1 Thanks!

Hi, How do I add an icon of my choice in the "Add/Remove" programs for my application ? I am using Wise InstallMaster 8.1 and what I've noticed is that my application gets different icon on different Operating systems. I get the intended behavior on all Windows XP machines and on I get...

Hi, How do I add an icon of my choice in the "Add/Remove" programs for my application ? I am using Wise InstallMaster 8.1 and what I've noticed is that my application gets different icon on different Operating systems. I get the intended behavior on all Windows XP machines and on I get...

hey there seems to be compilation problem... did ur code compile?? 0)The file <iostream.h> cannot be opened 1)unidentified identifier bool 2)syntax error cout etc etc Is this a Valid C code ;-) i guess its c++

while(old[i]!= '\0') newer[ i ] = old[i++]; newer[i]='\0'; u'll have to terminate ur new string with '\0'

u have locked the mutex in the main function ... so when the thread gets executed... it waits at the mutex.. so the printf statement never gets executed cvs

iam afraid i didnt get ur question/code rite.. 'but i have a hunch that u need sumthing like dis main() { int a[]={1,2,3,4}; get(a); } void get (int *p) { int i = 0; for (i=0; i < 3; ++i) printf(&quot;%d\n&quot;, p[i]); this is jus d basic stuff. u may also pass the array max...

ProvoGeek thanks for the link .. but it provides info abt Automating the NetWare Installation with a Response File & NetWare Accelerated Upgrade But I desire to do a fresh installation of Netware remotely even the IP address has 2 be configured. The additional features also have to be there

Terry, what is this scripted install? the time-involved is not an issue here. Can u throw sum light on this TIA

gcc -d <the remaining options> file-name(S) then exec. d executable in d debugger...

dos.h is there in ANSI C [surprise] well i guess u can find it in Turbo C.. iam pretty sure of that ..

Lemme try to give u a &quot;not-so-funny&quot; answer (well atleast acc. 2 me ) as far as my &quot;limited knowledge&quot; of C and English goes i think you are referring to a C library function.. FYI, these are the headers for the ANSI C lib. <assert.h> : Diagnostics <ctype.h> : Character...

well, it depends on which platform u are in.. if u are working in a linux/solaris box then just do man proc or /proc.. its is a file-system that has all info pertaining to the system and all the processes. u can do sum programming on proc file-system. (personally i wud use sum scripting...

marvhuffaker u were suggesting a solution , using a compaq rilo card.. but is there any other way to it, ir-respective of any card, but in the same network? TIA

hello all, can fresh installation of netware be possible, remotely given that it is in the same network and the hardware address is known and DOS is upmin the remote machine. Kindly help

Try using fprintf and fscanf ... u fprintf into the file with the desired format and read it up using fscanf.. sumthing like... long double ld = //sum value; long double res = 0.0; FILE *fd = NULL; fd = fopen(&quot;c:/vs.txt&quot;, &quot;w&quot;); if (fd) { fprintf(fd...

dlkdlk, oh yup! if the character(s) following &quot;%&quot; is not a conversion character, the behaviour is unpredictable .. and BTW savitha, the %n can be used by scanf also.. ofcourse i suppose itz obvious over what it shud be doing.. the no. of characters it has read so far.. tho' i must...

savitha, %n : u have used &quot;not a so good&quot; code to see the effect.. suppose.. int char_count; printf(&quot;this%nis a test\n&quot;, &char_count); printf(&quot;%d&quot;, char_count); printf(&quot;this is a test%ndemo \n&quot;, &char_count); printf(&quot;%d&quot...

huh! HOW DID THE ITALICS COME ??? THE CODE AGAIN.... SEE THIS #include <stdio.h> #include <ctype.h> int main(void) { int i = 0; char str[25]; char *a[10] ={&quot;zero&quot...

oh yup the code. zaq .. kindly note that I have just made modifications to the code posted by marsd #include <stdio.h> #include <ctype.h> int main(void) { int i = 0; char str[25]; char *a[10] ={&quot;zero&quot...