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I recently assembled two computers, and everything went fine at first. One was assembled on a friday, and the other one was assembled the next monday. All week, they ran without problems. Now, after having not been used over the weekend, both had problems this morning when they were turned on...
What good is knowing C++ if you can't use any libraries? Just because you know C++, that doesn't mean you can go ahead and program on any platform you want. You still need to learn the platform you intend to develop on.
Java may not be available absolutely everywhere, but I'd say it is...
If you wanted to make a link to another website, you wouldn't be able to do it from the Open dialog box anyway, because it only loads files from your computer. If all you want to do is type a link, you can just type it right into the tag.
It only matters if you start a new page without saving...
Well, it has to work differently if the page isn't saved, because it doesn't know where it's gonna be. If you insert a link to "c:\path\to\file.html", and the page isn't saved, it won't be able to figure out a relative path to that file. But, for example, if you save your page as...
Well, here's a screen shot of the Insert menu on the old version:
Let's suppose you click "Link". Since that's a new, unsaved file, Plain Code must be checked. And since it is checked, clicking "Link" just inserts this into your html file:
<a href=""></a>
If you first save that page...
I have an html editor that I'm remaking, and I'm at the point now where I'm trying to figure out how I want the Insert menu to behave...
In the old version, the first menu item in the Insert menu was "Plain Code", which can be checked off. If the current html file is new, and it wasn't saved...
You do realize that C++.NET still requires the .NET framework, right? Just making sure...
As far as I can tell, all C, C++, and C# have in common is the same basic syntax. That has nothing to do with power. Oh, and they can deal with unsigned types, while VB stubbornly refuses. C is not...
I decided to mess around with my BIOS settings, and I ended up disabling "IDE Prefetch Mode", because it just looked like it might work. I don't really know what I just disabled, but after disabling that and leaving my computer on overnight, all seems well.
So it looks like my problem is...
For once, I'm actually not overclocking the processor, but only because I can't with this motherboard without pushing the fsb past 166 and raising agp/pci bus speeds (the mobo isn't very new). I'm running Prime95 right now to see what happens.
My system has been locking up once in a while, usually only if I get up and leave it for several hours. But it can do it while I'm still siting there, though it's rare.
Basically, the entire system would freeze. I wouldn't even be able to move the mouse. And the hard drive light would just be...