I'm having a heck of a time with this code....I think my concept of pointers is a little screwy. Maybe someone can help....
#include <stdio.h>
#include <conio.h>
void main(void)
{
int *num, num2, encrptNum, i;
num = getche();
clrscr();
for (i=0;i<strlen(num);i++)
{
num2 = num2...
First place to start is to consider what you actually have to organize. Find common traits between the records to establish what you could use. Then you want to think about what people would be searching for and try to keep that information from being clumped together with less useful...
First place to start is to consider what you have to organize in the first place. Find common traits between the records to establish what you could use. Then you want to think about what people would be searching for and try to keep that information from being clumped together with less useful...
I know this sounds easy but the problem is actually very difficult. I have a VBScript function that allows me to communicate with a printer through the COM port. I have a recordset on my page and I pass these records to the function to print labels with the information. The problem I am having...
I am passing multiple variables to a VBSCRIPT function and I keep getting the same error, though I can't see the problem. The function call looks like this...
call openComm(<%=ord_key%>,<%=price%>,<%=pcode%>,<%=ename%>,<%=qty%>,<%=manID%>)
Everytime I load the page I get the message that I...
I have a function that allows me to send information to a com port but unfortunately the commands such as line break are being ignored. Anyone know anything about this?
function openComm
If MSComm1.PortOpen = True Then MSComm1.PortOpen = False
If MSComm1.PortOpen = False Then MSComm1.PortOpen =...
I'm trying to design a new version of our old Clipper program to handle label printing from an intranet app. I'm having some trouble with the coding for the Datamax Label Printer and was wondering if anyone has had any success with ASP and this piece of hardware. Any help would be appreciated...
Given that the screen that I want to change has only some text and a few text boxes, could I not just change a file to have the default value of my key and then reburn the CD with the changed file? Ryan
rmindorff@hotmail.com
We have purchased our copy of XP Professional along with the licenses, but require a way to automatically have the CD-Key pop up in the text boxes during install. The time it takes us to update 400 computers and type in every key is far too long. I have seen this done in previous versions of...
CSS is gonna be your best option, but unfortunately about all you can change is the background colour.
http://www.w3schools.com/css/tryit.asp?filename=trycss_background-color Ryan
rmindorff@hotmail.com
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