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If you're in the US, usually getting a business license, is very simple, the biggest thing is having a unique name, and the money for the license. Some states do background checks others credit checks. Others just make sure your a legal resident. Also remember you need to make sure to keep...

Thank you all for the help, I finally figured out my own problem. ;-) Thougyh you all did help me go in the right direction, I was over looking something that was very very simple. All I needed to do was set watever variable I was using to grab the buffered reader, was turn it, into an int...

Thank you Dian, I'll try that instead of the asciireader I found, that is a lot more simple. Kit

Yeah, that built-in emulator is awesome with Visual Studio.Net, I also found it a bit annoying to type everything on that little screen but I do like the letter recognizer, and use that when I don't have access to my keyboard. Another thing that is nice is if you get pocket notepad which the...

oops I mean chars, not bytes. Now I know that won't work. Okay it's been a long day and it's not even noon yet. Any help, would be still appreciated as CharArrayReader isn't exactly what I'm looking for, though I think I can use it to read in the file with it, I just still have the problem of...

Thanks I'll take a look at CharArrayReader, I guess I should have explained a bit more, I need to turn those bytes into the 0 - 255 decimal value that are equivalent to ascii. Basically any bite, gets turn into ascii, and then I'm to count how many times it appears. So I can use arithmetic...

Since you are using PC/WM 2003, and you want to test it on you computer and your PDA, I'd suggest Visual Studio.net, also there is a new little program you can get that will allow you to program directly on your PDA. I just started using it and love it. You can get it in C/C++ or C#, I'd...

I'm trying to take any file, text, jpg, doc, whatever and taking what is in the file and read it in as Ascii code, count the number of codes and do arithmetic compression on the whole thing. My biggest problem is reading everything into an ascii code, I can read it as bytes, but I'm stuck as to...