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If you want to link in the libraries, you are stuck with the class and method names as defined in the header files that were delivered with the libraries. However, if you want to have your code look like it was ALL developed in the same shop, two possible solutions come to mind. 1) Create...

I have a COM .dll that I would like to debug. It was compiled under a debug configuration and runs on a remote computer. The program that instantiates the object runs as a service on the same computer. When I tried to perform this on a local computer, I configured the package to "Launch...

There could really be two questions here: Why should I use C++ over C? and Why should I use OOAD over structured design techniques? 1) C++ offers some nice features not available in (standard) C, such as tail comments ("//"), default function parameters, and references. Exception...

You should probably open the file using the "rb" and "wb" modes. This opens the file in binary format, as opposed to text format. In text format, certain "character" sequences are converted, while other single "characters", such as 0x1a (Ctrl-Z), are...

The way I have approached this problem in the past has been: open temp file in append mode write preprended data open existing file in read mode copy data from existing file to temp file delete existing file rename temp file to (previously) existing file name This saves having to copy temp...

Thanks for the rapid response. I will certainly try deleting the *.PWL files. Unfortunately, the primary reason I set up different users is because each person wants to have their desktop to be different from all others. Before I set up desktops for individual users, when I would sit down at...

This has happened twice (so far!). In Windows ME, I set up user logins for all users in my household. I left each person's password empty (except mine, since I'm the "administrator"). One day, no one could log in, since the system was asking for a password, where previously it had...