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I'm trying to determine if there are full versions of windows (2000,XP) in german available somewhere. Not a language pack, but an actual full german version? Any input?

ok, just access is fine, no password needed . . can i set it up so just the other computer can access it but not other computers on the network?

Here's the deal: I have two computers connected via a router. I want to password protect the files that I'm sharing but I need to know how to do that. Basically, so when I want to get a file from Computer #2 on Computer #1, I need a user name and/or password.

thanks a million

So I had a couple folders on my HD marked private and I had to reinstall windows. Well now if i try to access them, I can't. Is there any possible way to regain access to these files?

ah yes, thank you. Somehow got set to CTRL+PRINT SCREEN in my head, thanks.

For the life of me, I cannot remember how to do this. I have an error message that I want to take a screenshot of just the error message window. Please advise.

found it . . . folder was hidden . . . thanks

I have an EXE that I want to run on startup of the computer. How would I go about doing this?

heh, been coding a little too long, eh?

i pass an array into a function like so void intstuff(int **buffer){ } i just need to know how to determine the actual size (in bytes) of the buffer, all i can get now is the size of the pointer . . . which is always 4

From my experience, Netscape just likes gray borders and that's that. To make it transparent, why don't you just make border=0 and then set the cellpadding up a bit.

liebnitz, went back and tried the second way you posted (typedef Array[512]) and it eliminated the problem. thanks for all the help to everyone. i'm sure i'll be around for more help soon :-P

oh yea, and when i do the cout<<input; line, the output is all 1s as expected

also, i changed the output method a little and got this 9223056 9223328 9223400 9223472 9223544 -33686019 -572662307 -572662307 589833 524546 9222952 9223296 0 0 24 1 1342 -33686019 1 1 1 1 1 1 -33686019 -572662307 589828 -572719102 3080600 3083152

void WriteHDF::createIntArray(int **buffer, int inRows, int inColumns){ int **temp; temp = new int*[inRows]; for (int k=0; k < inRows; k++) { temp[k] = new int[inColumns]; } for (int j = 0; j < inRows; j++){ for (int i = 0; i < inColumns; i++){ int input =...

okay . . . all of my checks along the way return that the numbers are actually 1 . . . but here's the array when i view it in the HDF Reader i'm using to check my file output . . . 8144208 8146312 8148416 8150520 8152624 8154728 8156832 8158936 8161040 8163144 8165248 8167352 8169456 8171560...

okay . . . all of my checks along the way return that the numbers are actually 1 . . . but here's the array when i view it in the HDF Reader i'm using to check my file output . . . 8144208 8146312 8148416 8150520 8152624 8154728 8156832 8158936 8161040 8163144 8165248 8167352 8169456 8171560...

The code i gave only will redirect if the user's browser doesn't have JS enabled. Otherwise, the <noscript></noscript> contents are ignored. gameon, the code you just listed works fine, i have it utilized throughout my site now

...pulling values from elsewhere in memory but i'm not sure. Does anyone see any glaring errors in this code? const int NX(512), NY(512); int **temps; temps = new int*[NX]; for (int k=0; k < NX; k++) { temps[k] = new int[NY]; } for (int j = 0; j < NX; j++){...