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Thanks for that function. I'm going to have to modify it slightly for my specific problem but this does pretty much what i wanted.

I'll prolly end up going with the char *[] rather than the char...

thanks however, that still doesn't parse my string. I think the issue might be with the algorithm I'm trying to use. Basically the end result is to seperate each of the names and then look at them...

I am having some problems parsing a certain string. First let me explain what I'm trying to do. This is just a small component of a much larger program.

The string that I have to parse has this...

I understand that it is often better to find the root of the problem in the functions that you program with, but the programs that I do are only for personal use. Basically to automate various tasks...

Does anybody know of a complete (extensive) guide for converting various data types. Many times I get compilation errors because different functions use different types of variables, such as unsigned...

Heh..it turned out to be something really stupid, and the error code that you suggested helped figure it out. Turns out that earlier the program did create the service..I just didn't add a...

I added the below code which should have fixed it..also I added an error system to tell me if the service installed or not but it still won't work...its giving me "Failed" every time and the service...

I'm testing out methods of making services in windows. I'm using the method that microsoft suggests but I'm the binary that gets compiled does not create a service. Any ideas?



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thanks sean345...fixed the problem..now the prog runs fine. :)

I am making a program where I want the user to enter the location and name of a file and then execute that file continuisly every 30 seconds...For example c:\timer.exe c:\windows\file.exe and I want...