i dont know if you can find this useful its the basic way#include <iostream.h>int main (int argc, char * const argv[]) { const int rows =4; const int colo =5; for (int r=0; r <rows; r++) { for (int c=0; c <colo; c++) { cout << "|-h-| |-h-| |-h-| |-h-| |-h-|" << endl; break; }Read more
i dont know if you can find this useful its the basic way
Alright, try the following (hopefully nothing's lost intranslation):@echo off setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion set DestFolder1=Other set DestFolder2=Personal Details set DestFolder3=Emails set DestFolder4=CSV set max=4 for /l %%i in (2, 1, %max%) do md "!DestFolder%%i!" 2>nul for /r %%f in (*) doRead more
Alright, try the following (hopefully nothing’s lost in translation):
@echo off
setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion
set DestFolder1=Other
set DestFolder2=Personal Details
set DestFolder3=Emails
set DestFolder4=CSV
set max=4
for /l %%i in (2, 1, %max%) do md "!DestFolder%%i!" 2>nul
for /r %%f in (*) do (
set CanCopy=true
set folder=%%~dpf
if /i "%%f" equ "%~dpnx0" (
set CanCopy=false
) else (
for /l %%i in (1, 1, %max%) do (
if /i "%cd%\!DestFolder%%i!" equ "!folder!" (
set CanCopy=false
)
)
)
if "!CanCopy!" equ "true" (
set DestFolder=Other
set folder=!folder:~0,-1!
for /f "delims=" %%d in ("!folder!") do set folder=%%~nd
for /l %%i in (2, 1, %max%) do (
if /i "!folder!" equ "!DestFolder%%i!" (
set DestFolder=!DestFolder%%i!
)
)
if /i "!DestFolder!" equ "Other" md "Other" 2>nul
if exist "!DestFolder!\%%~nxf" (
call :GetNextFilename "!DestFolder!\%%~nxf" newfile
copy "%%f" "!DestFolder!\!newfile!"
) else (
copy "%%f" "!DestFolder!"
)
)
)
call :DeleteFolders
goto :eof
:DeleteFolders
for /f "delims=" %%d in ('dir /b /a:d') do (
set CanDeleteDir=true
for /l %%i in (1, 1, %max%) do (
if /i "!DestFolder%%i!" equ "%%d" (
set CanDeleteDir=false
)
)
if "!CanDeleteDir!" equ "true" rd /s /q "%%d"
)
goto :eof
:GetNextFilename
set n=0
:loop
set /a n+=1
set %2=%~n1(%n%)%~x1
if exist "%~p1!%2!" goto loop
goto :eof
Here is the answer: Go to Word/Preferences and there to Edit. There is a checkbox that says Match Font with Keyboard. Make sure it is not checked in and it will work!!!
Here is the answer: Go to Word/Preferences and there to Edit. There is a checkbox that says Match Font with Keyboard. Make sure it is not checked in and it will work!!!
Use Ctrl+F to select the Find and Replace Dialog Box in Excel and release the keys without clicking or selecting anything else. Next, then hold down the following keys (in order) alt+spacebar+m (to move the dialog box) and while holding these keys down then use the arrow keys to move the box.This wiRead more
Use Ctrl+F to select the Find and Replace Dialog Box in Excel and release the keys without clicking or selecting anything else. Next, then hold down the following keys (in order) alt+spacebar+m (to move the dialog box) and while holding these keys down then use the arrow keys to move the box.
This will work with any windows PC item you might be missing. Just do a google search for the the shortcut key for the item you are trying to move and replace the Ctrl+F with the shortcut key of the item you are trying to get back.
Correct setup is as follows;Logon to router2, assign it an ip in the subnet or router1 lan. if router1 is .1 then assign .2 to router2 for example.Disable dhcp serverUse a crossover cable to connect router1 lan port to router2 lan port [no crossover required if one of the routers support mdi/mdix]EvRead more
Correct setup is as follows; Logon to router2, assign it an ip in the subnet or router1 lan. if router1 is .1 then assign .2 to router2 for example. Disable dhcp server Use a crossover cable to connect router1 lan port to router2 lan port [no crossover required if one of the routers support mdi/mdix]
Everyone is in the same subnet all getting their ip from router1. You have both wired and wireless access
BTW “I can use any Static LAN IP from 192.168.2.2-192.168.2.254” 7 you don’t want to use any of the ips in your dhcp scope or you would have an ipconflict.
Answers are only as good as the information you provide. How to properly post a question:http://tinyurl.com/2fsqqmu
I'll suggest that you examine the Internet Options / Security tabto see which zone your house Wi-Fi is in and which zone yourphone Wi-Fi is in. Also, what the settings are for each zone, although there are alot of them, since they can be changed to anything, possiblymaking zones that should be the mRead more
I’ll suggest that you examine the Internet Options / Security tab to see which zone your house Wi-Fi is in and which zone your phone Wi-Fi is in.
Also, what the settings are for each zone, although there are a lot of them, since they can be changed to anything, possibly making zones that should be the most secure the least secure, and vice-versa. Or you could just hit the Reset button.
I don’t know any reason those settings would change without either you or an administrator changing them.
From your post it sounds like your computer is constantly asking you to sign into your Apple ID. I would recommend you use the troubleshooting in the following article: If iTunes repeatedly prompts you to authorize your computer itunes sign inRegards,Sterling
From your post it sounds like your computer is constantly asking you to sign into your Apple ID. I would recommend you use the troubleshooting in the following article:
If iTunes repeatedly prompts you to authorize your computer
Assuming you have an IDE DVD/CD drive with no other IDE devices, plus a SATA HDD, the DVD/CD drive should be jumpered as Master & connected to the end plug on the IDE cable. The SATA needs no jumper configuration & should be connected to SATA 1. The boot order in the BIOS should be configureRead more
Assuming you have an IDE DVD/CD drive with no other IDE devices, plus a SATA HDD, the DVD/CD drive should be jumpered as Master & connected to the end plug on the IDE cable. The SATA needs no jumper configuration & should be connected to SATA 1. The boot order in the BIOS should be configured with the DVD/CD drive 1st, then the SATA HDD.
If you don’t know how to set the jumper, read the manual, page 11:
What you do is ensure you have backups and think about getting a new hard disk. Once SMART starts telling you you have bad sectors things can only get worse. There is no wqay to reset the warning.A new hard disk has an area set aside to relocate bad sectors. This is done invisibly to the user. OnceRead more
What you do is ensure you have backups and think about getting a new hard disk. Once SMART starts telling you you have bad sectors things can only get worse. There is no wqay to reset the warning.
A new hard disk has an area set aside to relocate bad sectors. This is done invisibly to the user. Once this space is full, any more bad sectors and the data on them is lost. What SMART is telling you is that this space is full and it cannot relocate any more bad sectors.
A new hard disk is the only way to resolve the problem with any degree of certainty. At best these disk regenerators and revitalisers are just a temporary fix.
Don't bother booting up with no ram installed. Nothing will show on the screen anyway. You should get memory error beeps instead.You're sure you have the bios configuration jumper across the 1-2 pins and not 2-3?Since the jumper was not there at all it was in bios recovery mode. That's a neat littleRead more
Don’t bother booting up with no ram installed. Nothing will show on the screen anyway. You should get memory error beeps instead.
You’re sure you have the bios configuration jumper across the 1-2 pins and not 2-3?
Since the jumper was not there at all it was in bios recovery mode. That’s a neat little feature some Intel boards have that allow a bios update on a system with a malfunctioning bios. The thing is you have to have the boot media setup exactly right because, since nothing shows on the screen, it won’t tell you if it had an error or couldn’t find a file. There is a link in the manual to an intel page that shows how to do that.
You may want to remove the motherboard from the case and set it on a non-conducting surface. You don’t need to connect the drives and you can attempt to start it by shorting the 2 pins that connect to the start button on the front panel with a screwdriver tip. If it starts then maybe the problem was installing it in the new case–a short or bad connection.
If that’s not it, I’d suggest (with the power cord disconnected ) you put all the hardware back the way it was the last time it was working. Then jumper it from 2-3, plug the cord back in and start it up. If you get the posting and then the maintenance menu then maybe all is well. In that case shut it down again and move the jumper back to 1-2, the normal position.
If that doesn’t work then try the bios recovery procedure.
Help Making Rows And Columns In C++ Programming
i dont know if you can find this useful its the basic way#include <iostream.h>int main (int argc, char * const argv[]) { const int rows =4; const int colo =5; for (int r=0; r <rows; r++) { for (int c=0; c <colo; c++) { cout << "|-h-| |-h-| |-h-| |-h-| |-h-|" << endl; break; }Read more
i dont know if you can find this useful its the basic way
#include <iostream.h>
int main (int argc, char * const argv[]) {
const int rows =4;
const int colo =5;
for (int r=0; r <rows; r++) {
for (int c=0; c <colo; c++) {
cout << “|-h-| |-h-| |-h-| |-h-| |-h-|”
<< endl;
break;
}
}
return 0;
}
Solved Copy All Files, If Exists, Rename & Copy
Alright, try the following (hopefully nothing's lost intranslation):@echo off setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion set DestFolder1=Other set DestFolder2=Personal Details set DestFolder3=Emails set DestFolder4=CSV set max=4 for /l %%i in (2, 1, %max%) do md "!DestFolder%%i!" 2>nul for /r %%f in (*) doRead more
translation):
@echo off setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion set DestFolder1=Other set DestFolder2=Personal Details set DestFolder3=Emails set DestFolder4=CSV set max=4 for /l %%i in (2, 1, %max%) do md "!DestFolder%%i!" 2>nul for /r %%f in (*) do ( set CanCopy=true set folder=%%~dpf if /i "%%f" equ "%~dpnx0" ( set CanCopy=false ) else ( for /l %%i in (1, 1, %max%) do ( if /i "%cd%\!DestFolder%%i!" equ "!folder!" ( set CanCopy=false ) ) ) if "!CanCopy!" equ "true" ( set DestFolder=Other set folder=!folder:~0,-1! for /f "delims=" %%d in ("!folder!") do set folder=%%~nd for /l %%i in (2, 1, %max%) do ( if /i "!folder!" equ "!DestFolder%%i!" ( set DestFolder=!DestFolder%%i! ) ) if /i "!DestFolder!" equ "Other" md "Other" 2>nul if exist "!DestFolder!\%%~nxf" ( call :GetNextFilename "!DestFolder!\%%~nxf" newfile copy "%%f" "!DestFolder!\!newfile!" ) else ( copy "%%f" "!DestFolder!" ) ) ) call :DeleteFolders goto :eof :DeleteFolders for /f "delims=" %%d in ('dir /b /a:d') do ( set CanDeleteDir=true for /l %%i in (1, 1, %max%) do ( if /i "!DestFolder%%i!" equ "%%d" ( set CanDeleteDir=false ) ) if "!CanDeleteDir!" equ "true" rd /s /q "%%d" ) goto :eof :GetNextFilename set n=0 :loop set /a n+=1 set %2=%~n1(%n%)%~x1 if exist "%~p1!%2!" goto loop goto :eofMicrosoft Word Changes Font Suddenly
Here is the answer: Go to Word/Preferences and there to Edit. There is a checkbox that says Match Font with Keyboard. Make sure it is not checked in and it will work!!!
Find Function Is Not Working In Excel
Use Ctrl+F to select the Find and Replace Dialog Box in Excel and release the keys without clicking or selecting anything else. Next, then hold down the following keys (in order) alt+spacebar+m (to move the dialog box) and while holding these keys down then use the arrow keys to move the box.This wiRead more
This will work with any windows PC item you might be missing. Just do a google search for the the shortcut key for the item you are trying to move and replace the Ctrl+F with the shortcut key of the item you are trying to get back.
Solved Two Routers On The Same Home Network?
Correct setup is as follows;Logon to router2, assign it an ip in the subnet or router1 lan. if router1 is .1 then assign .2 to router2 for example.Disable dhcp serverUse a crossover cable to connect router1 lan port to router2 lan port [no crossover required if one of the routers support mdi/mdix]EvRead more
Logon to router2, assign it an ip in the subnet or router1 lan. if router1 is .1 then assign .2 to router2 for example.
Disable dhcp server
Use a crossover cable to connect router1 lan port to router2 lan port [no crossover required if one of the routers support mdi/mdix]
Everyone is in the same subnet all getting their ip from router1. You have both wired and wireless access
BTW “I can use any Static LAN IP from 192.168.2.2-192.168.2.254” 7
you don’t want to use any of the ips in your dhcp scope or you would have an ipconflict.
Answers are only as good as the information you provide.
How to properly post a question: http://tinyurl.com/2fsqqmu
Some Websites Won’t Load On House WiFi But Do On Hotstop
I'll suggest that you examine the Internet Options / Security tabto see which zone your house Wi-Fi is in and which zone yourphone Wi-Fi is in. Also, what the settings are for each zone, although there are alot of them, since they can be changed to anything, possiblymaking zones that should be the mRead more
to see which zone your house Wi-Fi is in and which zone your
phone Wi-Fi is in.
Also, what the settings are for each zone, although there are a
lot of them, since they can be changed to anything, possibly
making zones that should be the most secure the least secure,
and vice-versa. Or you could just hit the Reset button.
I don’t know any reason those settings would change without
either you or an administrator changing them.
— Jeff, in Minneapolis
Solved iTunes Won’t Let Me Sign In Even Though Apple ID And Pass?
From your post it sounds like your computer is constantly asking you to sign into your Apple ID. I would recommend you use the troubleshooting in the following article: If iTunes repeatedly prompts you to authorize your computer itunes sign inRegards,Sterling
If iTunes repeatedly prompts you to authorize your computer
itunes sign in
Regards,
Sterling
Primary Master Drive – ATAPI Incompatible
Assuming you have an IDE DVD/CD drive with no other IDE devices, plus a SATA HDD, the DVD/CD drive should be jumpered as Master & connected to the end plug on the IDE cable. The SATA needs no jumper configuration & should be connected to SATA 1. The boot order in the BIOS should be configureRead more
If you don’t know how to set the jumper, read the manual, page 11:
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If you don’t have a jumper cap, you’ll need to get one.
Solved How To Reset HDD SMART Attributes
What you do is ensure you have backups and think about getting a new hard disk. Once SMART starts telling you you have bad sectors things can only get worse. There is no wqay to reset the warning.A new hard disk has an area set aside to relocate bad sectors. This is done invisibly to the user. OnceRead more
A new hard disk has an area set aside to relocate bad sectors. This is done invisibly to the user. Once this space is full, any more bad sectors and the data on them is lost. What SMART is telling you is that this space is full and it cannot relocate any more bad sectors.
A new hard disk is the only way to resolve the problem with any degree of certainty. At best these disk regenerators and revitalisers are just a temporary fix.
Stuart
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DX58SO – Won’t Boot/Post, Recover, And Continuously Reboots
Don't bother booting up with no ram installed. Nothing will show on the screen anyway. You should get memory error beeps instead.You're sure you have the bios configuration jumper across the 1-2 pins and not 2-3?Since the jumper was not there at all it was in bios recovery mode. That's a neat littleRead more
You’re sure you have the bios configuration jumper across the 1-2 pins and not 2-3?
Since the jumper was not there at all it was in bios recovery mode. That’s a neat little feature some Intel boards have that allow a bios update on a system with a malfunctioning bios. The thing is you have to have the boot media setup exactly right because, since nothing shows on the screen, it won’t tell you if it had an error or couldn’t find a file. There is a link in the manual to an intel page that shows how to do that.
You may want to remove the motherboard from the case and set it on a non-conducting surface. You don’t need to connect the drives and you can attempt to start it by shorting the 2 pins that connect to the start button on the front panel with a screwdriver tip. If it starts then maybe the problem was installing it in the new case–a short or bad connection.
If that’s not it, I’d suggest (with the power cord disconnected ) you put all the hardware back the way it was the last time it was working. Then jumper it from 2-3, plug the cord back in and start it up. If you get the posting and then the maintenance menu then maybe all is well. In that case shut it down again and move the jumper back to 1-2, the normal position.
If that doesn’t work then try the bios recovery procedure.