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#include <cstdlib> #include <iostream> #include <fstream> using namespace std; int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { ifstream in; in.open(argv[1]); } //This worked. Thanks!

If the user is going to run my executable but specifies differing filenames each time it is run: e.g., MyProg file1 e.g., MyProg file2 where file1, file2 are text files, how do I handle this? I can handle it using .open("filename") but I'm not sure how to do it otherwise... Thanks-you.

Every example I've seen involved file stream objects either hardcodes the filename or when writing to file, merely hardcodes the input. What I'm trying to do is open a pre-existing text file, have the user type in a file name, and save the data from the opened text file into the user-defined...

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I use the &quot;Print Screen&quot; button on the keyboard to save a graphic I want to use/share later. I open up clipboard and see the graphic and can save it as a .clp file. I can also save it as a .bmp or .jpg but the file is not recognized by MS Paint or Paint Shop Pro. When I reboot, the...

Well, this is crazy. I tried fixing the file associations but the problem still persisted. I decided to reinstall XP and IE and the problem is still there. I guess I'll just copy and paste instead.

1) I unchecked all third-party extensions. I only have Internet Download Manager. The problem still occured. 2) I ran SFC /Scannow. The problem still exists. 3) I used regedit to reinstall IE6 and Windows Update to update everything. The problem still persists. 4) I tried reinstalling...

I've deleted all my temporary internet files and ran a virus check successfully. I have plenty of RAM and HD space. Yet, every time I try to right-click and &quot;Save As&quot; in IE, the browser hangs and I have to force-quit back to windows. This also happens if I try and use the File menu...