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Hello I have a question. Why is it that this 2 for statements combines each time I execute it.
Instead of writing 10 "." each, it writes 20 "." instead. Can you guys help me?

I want to execute...

YES!!! I got it working already. Sorry bout my sig I do not mean to offend anybody. I'll remove it ASAP. Guys Thanks for the help! I really appreciate it.

#include <stdio.h>
#include <iostream.h>
#include <conio.h>
#include <windows.h>
void main ()
{
char ip[15];

cout<<"Enter IP Address: ";
cin>>ip;

Sleep(DWORD dwMilliseconds); can you give me a clue how to use it? I'm totally clueless my friend.

ok thanks I'll try to play around with it.

Yeah I saw sleep in msdn but it's in win32 api! I would like to use it in console app.

Hello I would like to ask what's the delay() in vc++ because when I tried using delay, it displays an error message "delay undeclared identifier". :confused:

Yeah I did that part already. All I need now is a few codes to make the magic work. If you know any links to share I would really appreciate it. Just few links and tuts to extend my ideas further....

hello andy. I'm not really familiar with the class register thing. If you can give me a full source code or at least a link for this stuff, I will really appreciate it. Thanks

Yes I want to make the program that runs as service and invisible in the applications tab. Can you guys teach me how?

hello I'm using visual c++ 6. I would like to ask how can i make a program that runs in the processes. Because I noticed that each time I make a program it is running in the applications. I would...

Hi Micko I got it working already but thanks to the advice. I used cin.getline() instead of scanf() and it works perfectly fine :)

Here's my final code tell me what you think.


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This is my code in writing a file. The problem I have is when I input a data in "Enter Name: ", lets say I input Sarah Jessica it writes weird output in my file. This is th weird output:

Name:...

I'm confused with classes, unions and structures. I already read them in books but still I'm confused. Can anybody enlighten me?