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I am running windows xp professional. Occassionally when I am in windows explorer, I get an error message and explorer crashes. explorer.exe - Application error The instruction at "0x70a7b0f" referenced memory at "0x18c04972". The memory could not be "read". Click on OK to terminate the...

Hello, I'm having issues setting up a POP3 account in Outlook Express. This usually works fine at my house on my DSL connection... but right now I am at my parents for Thanksgiving using their dial up connection. I have entered all the POP3 information correctly: incoming server...

I completely agree with rosieb, in a perfect world you theoretically can do this (college course) but in the real world... Designs specifications change, management changes their minds, and communication is often tangled... depending on the company, it's current financial status, and a host of...

Well... I finally though of trying to run windiff from the command prompt... I typed windiff -h and a whole new help box appeared displaying options for a command line interface which is exactly what I needed to accomplish this. The frustrating part about this is that there is no mention of...

Where can I get the legacy FC program? It does not appear to be included with the cygwin utilities. Thanks

Well I got the unix diff working no XP, but it doesn't do everything I need. Does anyone know of a command line interface that creates output similar to Microsoft's windiff.exe? Windiff gives me what I need, but I need to pipe the output to standard output... how can I accomplish this?

Thanks, that is useful. I actually ended up using this http://unxutils.sourceforge.net/ which is basically the same thing you recommended I think but does not require an emulator. Thanks again.

Thanks but this is what I needed: http://www.cygwin.com

I need a unix like "diff" for use with Windows XP. I need to run this on the command line and send the output to standard out. Does anyone know where I can get an XP port of diff? Thanks in advance. Kevin

I need a unix like "diff" for use with Windows XP. I need to run this on the command line and send the output to standard out. Does anyone know where I can get an XP port of diff? Thanks in advance. Kevin

This is a broad question. There are many ways of connecting to a database in visual c++: DAO, ADO, ODBC Which one you use depends on your requirements and the type of database you are using. Here are some good tutorials using MFC with databases: http://www.codeguru.com/mfc_database/index.shtml

The boost tokenizer class is an excellent library made readily available that can accomplish this: http://www.boost.org/libs/tokenizer/tokenizer.htm Also, this code may be useful: #include <iostream> #include <fstream> #include <string> using namespace std; //... string file,line,word...

Thanks, got it working. The COM object was registered properly, but I was simply using the wrong name for a parameter in the CreateObject function. It needed to be Set comSched = CreateObject(&quot;Novar2BCM.Novar&quot;) instead of Set comSched = CreateObject(&quot;Novar2BCMLib.Novar&quot;)...

CreateObject How do I use CreateObject in VB to instantiate a dll instead of doing it in the references. This should be simple, sorry I'm a c++ programmer. For instance, I reference my Novar.dll in my references then use this code...

Actually, that should be &quot;eggggsselent&quot; Mr. Burns style!

Have you tried looking up possibilties using sed or awk?

Sry that should be strcpy(d,COleData_i.Format(&quot;#%m/%d/%Y#&quot;)); small syntax error...

It's probably the way you are formatting the date. DAO often looks for #'s on the date. Try strcpy(d,COleData_i.Format(&quot;#%m/%d/%Y&quot;#)); instead of strcpy(d,COleData_i.Format(&quot;%m/%d/%Y&quot;)); if that still doesn't work this discussion may prove useful...

You have to do what's right for you, that doesn't mean you should burn bridges or leave your company in a bad spot... have you thought of accepting the other position and possibly contracting your current job on a part time basis to train the other employees up to speed? Just think what...

Take a look at this article: http://www.codeproject.com/vcpp/stl/stl_without_warnings.asp