Lloydm
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Please see my post for answer. Hope it helps.. -
OK, I wanna say thanks a million. program is working.
To all here's sample code
#include<iostre am>
using namespace::std;
string answer="1";
int main(){
do{
cout<<"\n\n Press 1 to browse the internet?: ";
cin >>answer;
if(answer == "1"){
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Still searchine... Anyone?Leave a comment:
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Thanks for replying but no, I have not looked into it. Any resources you have or may know of would be a plus to increase my knowledge? pLease share. Thanks in advance...Leave a comment:
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Call VB script using c++ program
Hi all,
I have googled and used about every search enginge I know of but came up with no results for this. I created a small C++ program to call a vbscript on a remote pc as well as write/append to a log file on local machine. Everything works fine except for me not having any code/syntax to call vbscript. If someone could lead me to a resource or reply if they have done it before, I would sincerely appreciate. Thanks to all in ad... -
Ok, Thanks for your feedback, however I tried the following code but got error which I pasted below
ERRORCode:else{ if(mnuSelect.length> 0) { cout<<error msg"; } system("pause"); }
line # c:\test.cpp
invalid operands `{unknown type}' and `int' to binary...Leave a comment:
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The expected user input should be 1 char. You may have a user enter say Bspace C which of course is incorrect. mmmm. Am I going about the wrong way of using string instead of char[ ]? Isn't string to show entire input entered vs char?...Leave a comment:
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Thanks guys, wasn't able to get it going with istream::getlin e() but system("pause") ; works as well as getchar() works quite fine. However just testing a bit further, entering two or more input with spaces will have me press enter for each as error
ex
string mnuSelect=" ";
cout<<"\n Enter menu selection (A, B, C, D, or E to EXIT): ";
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USING pause in C++ program
I've used the command "pause" in batch files which works ok but I guess it's applied dirrently in c++.
Using Dev C++ 4.0 and the following is my code
...Code:#include<iostream> #include<iomanip> #include<cstdlib> #include<string> main(){ do{ display menu cin>>getInput if{ } else if{ -
Windows Process Watcher and C++
Hi all. The cisco vpn software has a built in "applicatio n launcher" function which I cannot get to work. As a work around I created a batch file which calls a vb script doing the job perfectly! I intend to go a bit further to automate this process and wondering if someone could guide me in the right direction or inform me of resources explaining windows processes and c++. I'm coding using DEV-C++ program which builds win32 apps/consoles.... -
Installing JDK 1.6 for BlueJ
once again.. hello to all
I have installed BlueJ on my pc but I can't run it. I dumped the JDK 1.6 .jar file in same folder as blueJ but it's not detected or perhaps I'm doing it wrong. The readme file says
"This file is a self-extracting JAR. To install this JAR you must
run the command "java -jar jdk-6u2-ea-src-b01-jrl-29_mar_2007.jar " and accept the click-though license. "
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AHA! Found it
outputs a file name printers, but used del command @ end of script to delete that file. The file as well...Code:REM Add printer echo Installing [printer name] on [servername]! RunDll32.EXE printui.dll,PrintUIEntry /in /n \\server\printer echo Your default printer is [printername] on [server] REM Set Default Printer RunDll32.EXE printui.dll,PrintUIEntry /y /n \\server\printer
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Map/Add a printer in .bat file
I am able to map shares/network drives using a bat file but not able to map printers
ADD SHARES
net use [drive letter]: \\server\share
ADD PRINTER
net use \\server\printe r
The script shows command completed successfully when executed but I don't see the printers in XP printers and faxes. What am I doing wrong?
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u can find a sample of the time sheet on my storage space
here's the link
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yes, sorry for getting back to u this lateLeave a comment:
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VBcode, send worksheet to printer before Excel exit
I built a timesheet and finally got all my functions working.
Iv'e searched through the vb forum but had no luck finding a "print job" script. After saving file and before exit, I would like a script to prompt before exiting Excel to send the job to a printer. If user selects yes then print dialog window shows to select printer, if not do nothing and exit excel. Thanks to all, await a reply -
I did but had no luck, I also found the following in excel help...
Formula Description (Result)
=SUM(A2:A5) Total hours worked when the total is less than a day (17:20)
=SUM(A2:A6)*24 Total hours worked when the total is greater than a day (25.33333).
I got my total hrs with equation.... =SUM(sun:mon)*2 4/24
thanks for your help. I DEEPLY & GREATLY APPRECIATE THIS
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Here is what I've summarized.
1hr = 1/24 = 0.4166667 or rounded 0.417
1min = 1/24 x 60 = 0.000694
1sec = 1/24 x 60 x 60 = 0.00001157
Thus total hrs for any workday =8/24 as decimal = 0.333333333 rounded to 0.33
Total hrs for mon-fri would be 0.333333333 x 5 = 1.666666667
So we conclude total hrs (40) for mon-fri = 1.666666667 as serial or ie decimal
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Thanks for your reply, I included no calculation -1 for lunch time I simply calculated total hrs for workday as end time - start time
Day---------Time In--------Time Out----Time In----Time Out------Total Hrs
mon--------- 9:00-----------13:00-----------14:00------17:00-----------8:00
seems as if when total work week hrs = 24:00 it resets itself to 0:00 resulting in 16:00 for work week...Leave a comment:
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I tried doing it but no luck. Seems as if whenever the total hrs = 24:00 it resets to 0:00 resulting in 16:00 total work week hrs [ my formula -> =SUM(F4:F8) ]
Total Hrs
8:00
8:00
8:00
8:00
8:00
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