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    Olympus MOS332S optical disk driver for WinXP

    Thanks Murray, guess that's what I suspected. Anyway, thanks for ur help. Appreciate it. Regards, Darr
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    Olympus MOS332S optical disk driver for WinXP

    Hi, guys. I am trying to find Olympus Optical Disk (model MOS332S)driver to be used for WinXP. Don't know whether it exist or not as it is quite an old drive already (around 1997). Have tried to find the driver at www.driverguide.com (they have the Macintosh version but not Windows version)...
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    Problem with editing FILE

    Additional information that I gathered for this problem: I use ftell to check the position of the pointers while adding each record. The problem lies in the addition of the first record. Sometimes (this occurs at random) when I add the first record to a new file (txt file), the position of the...
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    Problem with editing FILE

    Hi, guys. I have another problem which have been trying to solve without any solution for more than a month. I am doing a simple database program using the struct data structure. I managed to do add, delete, search and display the records entered without any problems but when it comes to edit...
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    How to return a array string to main program

    Thanks guys for the info. Regards, Darryl
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    How to return a array string to main program

    Hi guys. I have a function which needs to return a string (which is in an array)back to the main program. The function prototype is: char arrString(void); char arrString() { char tempString1[15], tempString2[15]; statements... statements... strcpy(tempString1, tempString2)...
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    How to change DOS background to white for screen capture

    Thanks guys for the fast respond. Appreciate it very much. Darr
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    How to change DOS background to white for screen capture

    Hi, guys. I am doing a computer project and need to print out some DOS screen capture of my progam. In order to save lots of ink, I need to change my black DOS background to white and the text to black. Can this be done in Windows XP Professional or do I need do it using a graphic program...
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    How to detect if int input is not a digit

    Thanks guys for all your input. Appreciate it very much. I will all ur answers a try. Darr
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    How to detect if int input is not a digit

    Hi, guys. How do you detect whether an input with 'int' datatype is an integer and not letters or other characters? Is there a built-in function in C that allows one to do this? I know that if I use the 'char' datatype, I can check whether the input is a digit or not by using isdigit(int c)...
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    How to convert a string into float or double

    Thanks, guys for the solutions. Regards, Darryl
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    How to convert a string into float or double

    Hi, guys. I am having trouble converting numbers (which is in String datatype) into float or double. I need to add these numbers and return the sum of it to 2 decimal points. I know this is quite easy but I have search in quite a lot of info but don't know exactly how to use any methods or...
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    How to Capture String Input ?

    Thanks for the fast response. Will give it a try. Regards, Darryl
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    How to Capture String Input ?

    Can anyone show me how to capture a string that is input by a user? I am coding a simple console (DOS based) interface that needs some user input. For e.g. asking a user to input their name and search an array or link-list for that name. I know I can use System.in.read() to capture integer but...
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    Problem with leftover characters in FILE input

    Hi, brudnakm. Thanks for your response. I am actually pretty new to C and find it really interesting. So much to learn, so little time. I guess I lack practical experience. That's why I find this forum a good way to improve my skills. Well, thanks again. Regards, Darryl H.

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