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Thanks; that's the answer I was looking for: windows apps like excel and word use a paint message to draw on a bitmap.

In reading books, I know how a window is created, and I think I know how to create a menu toolbar (File, Edit, View, etc) across the top of the screen.

But, how does a Windows application like...

No prob medievalelks. Thanks to BitTorrent, I have about 200 C++ books, and I read them like a hungry insane man. Most books spend most time talking about classes and OOP, but don't talk about a...

Lithorien and Laserlight: thanks for the good answers....thank you.

medievalelks: You're acting like an idiot. Keep your useless put-downs to youself. In my life, I've always learned the...

Hi all;

I was reading through the source code for Doom, and found an operator that I'm not familiar with. Despite some Google research, the only explanation I can find comes from a brief mention...

Thank you zacs7. Much appreciated....program works fine now.

When I run this simple C program, it chooses the first option no matter what I enter. In other words, if I pick "2", it still prints the option for #1. Why is this?



#include <stdio.h>

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I selected Win32 Console Application as the project template. As options, I chose Windows as an application type, and selected empty project.

It's supposed to be a pop-up warning box, so I guess you would call it a graphical application.

Thanks for the suggestions, Salem & mikeman118.
When do either of these, I get a new error. Your thoughts?

Thank you!




#include <windows.h>

Hi there;

I entered a simple C++ program from a book on video games, and I'm getting a compile error. You can see the compiler error message down below, along with the text of the program.
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Thank you Mr. Salem!!

Hello there;

Let's say I have a simple script called 'program' that prints variable X, then the script does x=x+1, and then repeats.

How would I start this job in the background, but don't let...