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I am refering to the quote: I remember reading somewhere that this quote was originaly spoken by one of the designers of the C++ programing language, do you know anything about the origins of the quote?

2ffat, You display a quote by James P. Cottingham in your posts, I have been trying to find another source on that quote to confirm it but have been unsucessful. Can you suggest another source for me to review?

Thankyou for your quick response enigma174, it has been only three day's since my last update and usually it can take upto a few months to get a response due to the vast amount of messages on this notice board. I believe I know of the tutorial you are refering to and as I recall it is an ideal...

Thankyou for responding though unfortunately I do not have the time to respond in full as I am about to take A trip back to Wollongong today but Thumppeteer I have taken your advice and I am currently awaiting the arival of the Microsoft Visual Basic cd's. Butthead I believe the book you are...

I regret that I have little time to reply as I am out of town. Thankyou for your suggestions I am already on the trail of those books. Currently I am replying to you all from the confind's of the goulburn city library and have readily put the staff to the hunt. Their efforts were unproductive...

Thankyou for replying, It has been A while since I posted this message and I didn't expect A reply this late. Wings: I will obtain A copy of the book you suggest, I only hope that it provides me with more than the limited understanding of the language which other books reguarding the topic of...

Thankyou for your reply. I have been searching for and studying books on c++ and c for several years and it is with great dissapointment that I must report that I have only been able to find about three books which I deem suitable for beginners or users of high level languages, of those books...

I know the basics of writing programmes for dos and wish to write my first windows programe but I can't find any documentation on the subject. Can anyone suply me with the Format, Structure and Examples that I require to go beyond the basics of designing dos programmes using IOstream and as such.

Sorry my mistake, I have version 3.0.

Thankyou for your reply. I have Borland C++ Version 4.0 and I wish to learn more than just how to print some text onto the screen or recieve input from a user. That Tprinter class would be a good start if you have the parameters for it (my help file isn't so helpfull).

Can anyone point me to or give me some beginner code and i don't mean printf or input, something a little more advanced. I can't find anything other than the basics and i've studied those about 30 times over. If anyone has some code that they would deem suitable for a beginner I would...

I know how to programme in Qbasic and even got a little into visual basic 6. Qbasic as you know isn't going to get me anywhere at all and the problem that i had with visual basic is that i couldn't find out how to incorporate jpeg's into my programms for games. I was given an older version of...

I finally got back to this point, sorry it took so long. For some reason unknown to me, my cmos options were changed. The re-installation worked as you suggested, Thanx...

My XP pro NTFS lock's up during boot, i think that i need a boot disk that will allow me to access NTFS file system so i can alter the msconfig to stop it from loading the drivers. Can anyone help....?

sorry to bother you but i'm a new user and the only programming launguage that i know is qbasic, i was hoping that you might be able to help me get into borland or put me onto someone who can, i have ver 4, please write back to hurt_domain@hotmail.com.