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I don't know. I don't do it that way. I go out and buy whatever I need. I would think that a monitor would be quite important if you only have a 15 inch right now. I have a 17 inch and find it not...

No, you are not allowed to get VS.NET. You have to get something else. I don't think that Microsoft is going to allow you to purchase their software any more. I sent an email to Bill Gates about this.

Yes, a HD is much more important than a CD burner. But CD burners are not expensive. If you look at DVD burners, than that might cost significantly more, at least at the present time.

Both VC++6...

Managed C++ can be written but you have to turn this feature on. Anyway any language that takes advantage of the common language runtime (CLR) is managed code. You have a choice as far as C++ goes...

I have VC++6 still installed. I'm working with VS.NET beta 2 because it is very stable. I used VC++6 to run a program today and was surprised just how plain VC6 was compared to VS.NET. I almost puked...

No, that's what you think that other people believe however this is not true in the slightest bit (and you even know it). Have you even looked into .NET? Microsoft has implimented large scale changes...

No kidding its 2001. You don't have any common sense now? Do you have a disease or something? I didn't even vote on that thread you made which asked people which compiler they used and still VC won...

I can't help it if you guys are poor, come on. Well I'm sure about 75% of you will all be using VS.NET sometime in 2002. It's an awesome compiler. You are all using junk right now.

VC works perfectly fine, there is no problem. I fault the authors of the book because they did the odd stupid thing with their code samples. I use VS.NET now, in other words I'm using the best...

I have the special edition of this book. No problem. I'll read it after I finish Accelerated C++ and C++ Primer. By the end of November I'll have it read cover to cover and I'll understand it all.
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Not really. I was actually talking about you, j/k.

Yes this is a fact because I'm willing to ask questions and take criticism. I'm not one of those type that swoop in every 10 days and search for any way possible to criticize a persons code. Not only...

Programming classes are okay but they do not get into many details, just basics about classes, operator overloading, inheritance, etc. This is not the problem. In College you are on a schedule and...

I've met the College requirements for 'C', therefore I'm going to only write 'C++' programs from now on. I might make a few mistakes when I try to answer some questions, because I am not used to OOP,...