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That just leads back to the same problem in the fifth post. So I might as well assume that there is no way to actually generate random numbers in C++?

cout <<"Enter a value to randomize a value" << endl;
cin>> seed;
cin.ignore(80,'\n');
srand(seed);
seeded = true;

don't work in a visual C++ Dialog window or what ever you want ever there...

cout <<"Enter a value to randomize a value" << endl;
cin>> seed;
cin.ignore(80,'\n');
srand(seed);
seeded = true;

don't work in a visual C++ Dialog window or what ever you want ever there...