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Recent content by Oobu
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trouble with tables
My savior, thy name is Vragabond. Thank you very much- Oobu
- Post #6
- Forum: HTML, XHTML & CSS
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trouble with tables
Yeah, there is a space between the button bar and the shadow image when viewed in IE.- Oobu
- Post #3
- Forum: HTML, XHTML & CSS
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trouble with tables
I want to start off by saying I haven't written a website in a few years so my code may look a little rusty. With that said, I am having some issues with tables that I could use help with. I am displaying some images in a table and in IE there is some weird spacing between the cells but in FF...- Oobu
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- Replies: 6
- Forum: HTML, XHTML & CSS
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trouble with tables
Thanks, and I thought this was the HTML forum.- Oobu
- Post #3
- Forum: -Web site designers
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trouble with tables
I want to start off by saying I haven't written a website in a few years so my code may look a little rusty. With that said, I am having some issues with tables that I could use help with. I am displaying some images in a table and in IE there is some weird spacing between the cells but in FF...- Oobu
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- Replies: 3
- Forum: -Web site designers
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running c++ program from unix command line with input and output files
I am not sure why you can't use command line arguements. scores.txt would be argv[1] and histogramOutput.txt would be argv[2] then just FILE infile; //for reading infile = fopen( argv[1], "r" ); fscanf( infile, (format) ); FILE outfile; //for writing outfile = fopen( argv[2], "w+" )... -
compiling for a windows system
Hey all, I have written a C program on a UNIX system and I want to distribute it to a few friends that are running Windows. I assume that I have to compile for windows in a different manner. Can gcc do this or do I need to download a windows compiler? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
