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The graphics libary automattically hide the cusor. I was just wondering if there is any way to show the cursor after you have decalred the graphics libary.

I was wondering if you could please tell me the compiler that this code will work in because it does not want to seem to want to work in mine

Thanks

sp00k

/r = enter

where exactly do you enter your password

Thanks shadow what i mean is

how do you put the box there in the passord field in stead of characters

> by the way, this program doesn't put *, in place of the chars, it puts a [] (box looking...

The first big piece of text well that is a mystery to me i was wondering if you could explain it

Thanks spook

Hey commander,

I am new at this and well i dont really understand what this line of text does??

Where exactly do you put it in the program

eg

Hello

I was wondering if anyone could help me?

I am writing a program in turbo c for dos and i am trying to make a password module.
So when the user enters there password the password comes up...

I was wondering if you could send me a program that uses this mouse support


The link to the web address didnt work either

Thanks Spook

Thanks for the message

The file does not seem to work in my compiler so well ill go searching for a good compiler
if you have a good compiler to recomend for this file i would be pleased to hear...

Hello
I was wondering if anyone could help me with loading mouse support in dos.
I am using Turbo C dos and i am trying to load mouse support in the program so i can click on a word and then that...

How do you hide the cursor in dos using C/CPP also a function prototype?

How do you hide the cursor in C using dos

I have seen this function

wait(1);

I would like to use this to pause my program for 1 sec and then for it to continue.
Can i use wait(1)
or is there something else i could use

how do you display the AM/PM on the end of a time display?
eg (11:10 to 11:10 AM)

I would like to know how to display the time.
I know how to display the system clock
all I want is the time (eg hours/mins/secs)