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From Windows NT 4.0 Server Service Pack 6 (README.HTM) "When you mount a Windows 2000-supported NTFS volume under Windows NT 4.0 SP6, NTFS for Windows 2000 features are unavailable, and Chkdsk can't be performed against the volume. However, most read/write operations function normally if...

I'll check it out. I have all the latest service packs installed.

I just installed a 40 gb maxtor drive that was formatted and partioned on a win2k computer (NTFS) into my winNT machine. Certain directories will not open saying "file or directory is corrupt and non-readable". WinNt also says it cannot check the disk for errors. I think this may be...

Currently I'm using the System function as follows: system(&quot;del seqfile.txt&quot;); system(&quot;move seqfile2.txt seqfile.txt&quot;); system(&quot;seq_in_pts avgund.tif post_img.tif < seqfile.txt&quot;); However, I would prefer not to have the Command Prompt windows appear. I've...

The primary hard drive in our WIN NT 4 machine died. (all disks scsi) I was trying to replace it. Accidentally deleted the only partition on the second hard drive? What do I do? I found: http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q245/7/25.ASP I'm thinking I should create a partition...

Also this hard drive did not have an OS on it, so will I not have to recover the Boot sector?

Also, should I try to recover it from DOS, or get my other drive up and running with windows and then start working at recovering it? Using dskprobe etc?

Also, the drive is SCSI. I&quot;m trying to use MBRTool, however it says Hard Drive REad Failed. I have not rebooted since FDisking.

I accidentally deleted the only partition on a hard drive here at work. It was NTFS. I have not yet exited FDISK. How do I get it back? Please help, and reply soon.

I found libtiff, at www.libtiff.org

How do I Open and display a tif file? OleLoadPicturePath seems to work for everything but tiffs. It seems I could have IE display it. However I'm looking for the best way to do it, since I'm going to have to translate mouse movement into pixel displacement (unless there is a better way to do...

I found my problem: map = map_2; obviously you can't do it like that, and must copy each array element individually.

I found my problem: map = map_2; obviously you can't do it like that, and must copy each array element individually.

Well my alternative method was to search all the hard drive for the executable, get the path of it, and use that path. unfortunately I can't figure out how to do this kind of a search, only a search for a specific directory. Anybody know how to search all drives for a file?

Thanks for the tip, however this still gives me the common files.... path. However, if I run the program in the debugger, I essentially get the correct path. If you have any more ideas I'll appreciate them, otherwise I have another solution to implement.

Can anybody suggest a good compiler/debugger? I currently have visual studio 6 installed. I would like a compiler/debugger with the capabilities of visual studio 97 for stepping/variable values etc., however studio 6 doesn't have fortran, and I'm not sure it would be wise to have 97 and 6...

According to http://support.microsoft.com/directory/article.asp?id=KB;EN-US;Q194759 you should delete HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main\window_placement HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Desktop\oldWorkAreas\OldWorkAreaRects I had the same...

I found this http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/cpref/html/frlrfSystemWindowsFormsApplicationClassStartupPathTopic.asp however it doesn't work. I get error C2065: 'get_StartupPath' : undeclared identifier Error executing cl.exe.

Is there a way to find the path that the executable was executed from?

Hello again, Andrew, :) It seems that we are coming from two different world, you from C and C++ and I from Visual C++. :) (Both will probabily will be soon forgetted with the C#) So you didn't actually say that &quot;it is the future,&quot; but I definately think you implied it. :)