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    selecting from a combo and updating a text box

    I have a database in access XP with two tables one table contains a locationID -autonumber server-text location-text second table consist of maintenance information id-autonumber servername location errors actiontaken locationid I created a form in design mode so that...
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    Pre & Post Incrementing

    Could someone look at my code and see why it is not outputting what I would like for it to? I am having the same problem with post as I am with pre. I thought perhaps maybe someone could show me the light here on why I am having a problem. I have looked at several books any suggestions. Main()...
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    C++ Help

    I am working with post & pre incrementing. I am having a bit of difficulty getting the numbers to increment correctly where I need them. Could someone tell me what I am doing wrong? Here is what I have. Main() { Fraction P=(5,2);//preincrementing cout<<&quot;The number is:<<++P<<&quot;after...
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    Math C++

    Anyone familar with mixed fractions? I understand how to reduce them to lowest terms but now I am trying to figure out how to convert it to a mixed number. example: 25/6= 4-1/6 any clues?
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    math in C++

    I am working with classes in C++ and I can get the math part of it down. The problem I am having is figuring a way to reduce a fraction within a function say for instance I needed to reduce a fraction to the lowest term Like for example: 10/12 to reduce to 5/6 I can get the math to get to...
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    input for an array

    if I were to say: int x; const int number=10;//stating how many elements for the array cout<<&quot;enter a value: &quot;; cin>>x; int values[number]=x //the array to grab what the user typed in cout<<values; How can I get the input from the user to go into an array??

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