> I do not know the codes that ask the users to input the file What's this then? cout << "System >> Enter file to read: \n"; cout << "User >>...
> "...would let the program know..." Ah. No, the program doesn't "know" anything. If you call a function and do nothing with the return value,...
strcmp (books.ISBN,books.ISBN); Ignoring the return value from strcmp isn't going to help... Usually you would test the return value, if it's...
Tech support for a large database company. Specialist area Programmatic Interfaces, so where the application contains the database as a component...
What does the program not do that you want it to? What input did you give, what did the file contain, and what was the result? How did the result...
eutc isn't a word, could that be why it's crashing? Code's a lot easier to read if you post it in code blocks. Keeps the formatting that way.
The user wouldn't enter hex data, what I would expect is that the encryption part of it would read the compressed file and encrypt that. So...
I would pick XP, and in fact did for my new Core i7 PC. It boots up in about a nanosecond. If you want something later than XP wait for Windows...
Depends. What do you want to sell to or buy from them? If you just want to meet for a chat then meet somewhere sensible like in a pub, not in the...
I don't understand where you're stuck. If the program asks for hex input, why is that a problem? I would have thought hex input was ideal, so...
What sort of problems is it creating? Simply translate what you want to input into hexadecimal and that should be that, no? Or tweak the input...
You haven't read the article. It's absolutely obvious you haven't.
Top hit for "aes algorithm" in Google: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_Encryption_Standard
Dunno, there's a lot of context I haven't got a clue about here. What installer?
This is probably in the Registry somewhere, so what I'd do is to install a utility like RegShot, take a registry snapshot, perform the actions in...
What don't you understand, and where are you stuck? An array is basically very simple. Conceptually it's a collection of "boxes" that are all...
You already know how to do this. See your original post under "cout <<"\n\nThe matrix entered is as follows:\n";"
Well I'm giving up on Mylyn after trying to merge two repositories and having it insist that two different tasks are duplicates of each other....
That one wasn't worded correctly either, I guess. Presumably you've tried cout << value; ? If so how is that not what you want? But I don't see...
OK, against my own better judgement I have stepped through the code, although it's not easy to see what it's supposed to be doing. What exactly...
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