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  1. Thread: End the UN

    by Util_Mark
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    Do not put your faith in organizations or...

    Do not put your faith in organizations or governments, for they will always fail you because they are bult by men, which have an inherent 'sin nature' in them. The only "perfect society" or world...
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    Read the header file? Just add this: ...

    Read the header file? Just add this:


    #include <your_header_file.h>


    All functions referenced in the header file will then be usable in your .cpp file. Hopefully I'm not misunderstanding...
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    I need your brainpower...

    OK, it works, BUT if I do a loop to check at different intervals, then unplug the network cable of the PC that I'm testing against, the code still says that the host is alive, when in reality it...
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    YOU ARE AWESOME vVv!!!! Thanks!!!!

    YOU ARE AWESOME vVv!!!! Thanks!!!!
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    I need your brainpower...

    I want to write a small utility that checks to see if a host is live, then either beeps or plays a WAV file if the network connection goes down. system("ping xyz"); doesn't cut it, as it has no way...
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    Memory resident program. (TSR?)

    I've written a program that captures keystrokes and logs them to a text file, however I'm having a problem with getting it to run in the background, like a service, - and also be able to capture text...
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    Thanks Ruchikar! Let me take a stab at using the...

    Thanks Ruchikar! Let me take a stab at using the connect() function and see if I can get it to do what I need. Thanks again!
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    Network Connectivity Programming.

    I need to create a program that will basically ping a remote host then do something every time that ping fails to get a reply back. I've seen people post code like this before (see below), but this...
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    Checking to see if a file exists...

    How do I check to see if a file exists, then create on if it doesn't? I've been searching and trying different things to no avail. Is their a 'FileCreate' somewhere that I can use, or something...
  10. Thread: Dates

    by Util_Mark
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    Date.

    Try this:

    #include <dos.h>
    #include <stdio.h>

    int main(void)
    {
    struct date d;

    getdate(&d);
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    Sorry 'bout that, but it helped. Swoopy answered...

    Sorry 'bout that, but it helped. Swoopy answered my question and it worked the first time! Thanks Swoopy! See below:

    Try this.

    ...
  12. So simple!!!! Don't I feel stupid now... Thanks...

    So simple!!!! Don't I feel stupid now... Thanks a million!
  13. Retrieving %COMPUTERNAME% variable in my app.

    In Windows NT you can use %USERNAME% and %COMPUTERNAME% in scripts, extracting this info off of PCs. I need to do the same thing in my simple C++ program. Basically, I need to do this:

    char...
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    Re: Re: THANKS!!!

    Can anyone suggest any other site with good network programming information?

    Mark
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    Borland 5.02?

    Does it matter that I'm using Borland C++ version 5.02???
    Just checking...

    Mark
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    Thanks, I'll look at MSDN. I looked at your web...

    Thanks, I'll look at MSDN. I looked at your web site by the way. You know Assembly too, eh? I've always wanted to take a class on it and learn it. Thanks again,

    Mark
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    THANKS!!!

    Thanks for the assistance! It's working great, except the lpSystem variable isn't returning the legitimate info. I've been scouring the Internet for info regarding these functions, but haven't...
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    Using WINNT variables in app.

    In Windows NT you can use %USERNAME% and %COMPUTERNAME% in scripts, extracting this info off of PCs. I need to do the same thing in my simple C++ program. Basically, I need to do this:

    char...
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