will the following code print out the computers internal code for the character '7'?
char Ch;
Ch = '7';
printf(%d\n", Ch);
Thanks for any help
Yes, however, you can simply say:
printf("%d\n", '7') without usage of the variable.
Ive been told that there is some new technology that will come available which will change how computers work, a bit like what happened with betamax and vhs. Does anyone know anything about this? I want to buy a new laptop and was thinking of spending aprox 拢3000, but if this new technology iscoming out, should I wait. I really need a new computer soon.
well i think dell is having only one new pc xps i hear that it is a very advanced pc with new hard drive that works fast
The PC as we know it has been around since 1980. It ain't going to change much in the next few years. Buy now and enjoy.
wdw
if i buy like a anti-virus or firewall program, do i get to install on both of my computers and get full benefits from the software to both the computers? or do i have to buy two set of softwares?
Depends on the vendors licensing agreement. Some allow up to x amount of installations in a home environment. Others are more restrictive %26 only allow one pc per license. Download AVG. It's free. The only downside to the free version is that after the 30 day expiration it's up to you to download updates %26 run the software... small $ to pay!
Check into Trend Micro Pc-cillin, you can get it for multiple PC's and multiple years. IF you buy a program from this company and they have an updated version of the program.. say you buy it now in 07 and they come up with a totally new version in two months and call it 2008, you get that version for free as long as you have a subscription. It also works great and does not consume as many resources as Norton products.
www.trendmicro.com Check it out
hey i have try this at my home. anyway u can install both but it will cause your computer to having conflicts so better don't install both. install only the best one. this also can lead to slowing down of your computer.
Hi invisibleeffect,
I had lodgers at my home, who used thier own computer , but My IP connection as in, (they used the phone and internet extention) I have since asked them to leave, but i am now wondering if they can still use" my" Ip address, obviously- their computer is no longer plugged in my home. I know my question is a bit muddled , sorry, but I dont know much about computers. Thanks for your help.
jo
Better get in touch with your internet provider for an acurate answer. As nice a bunch as we are, they are the ones with the right way to go. sorry to hear about your problem, I hope it works out OK. Luv
do u use a router?was it wireless?
no they cant use ur ip now....but i think u should never share ur network with such people whose online habits u dont know about. next time u have lodgers at ur home tell them to get their own connection.........otherwise u may fall into serious trouble if they have illegal/offensive online habits.....
hope i helped.........
edit:
u cannot find out if they have done anything wrong or not....but if they have done and u are held under suspiscion tell the authority about the fact. the concerned authority would definitely check their computer hard drives and u dont have anything to worry. i mean if u have never done anything wrong u shouldnt worry... chances of such problems is really bleak.....but anyway u should never share ur connection with others.....just keep this in mind next time.... dont worry .... u really dont need to.....
I wish I knew. This is an interesting question and I will watch to see your answers.
me too, i am not clever.
no hun as far as i know they cant
No, they can no longer use your IP address. It is yours alone and assigned to you as is your telephone number.
must be nice having a phone line no your cool only you and your line, on a radio link up north repeater system here. be safe little one or some one might get in your computers head....
No, they can't.
They would have to use your phone line and your computer to di that. EVeryone has their own unique ip address...
Don't worry.. everything is fine.
I have a home network with 2 XP boxes and 1 Windows Server 2003. I have shared out my drive on the server box but i am not seeing it from the other computers like i have been when every computer was just XP. Every computer is in the right workgroup and drive is shared. Am I missing something with Server is it different from XP?
ping 2 computers if the reply is right. it means that the cables and your Ethernet card was installed corectlly.
so check if these two computers are in the same Workgroup if the aswer is yes check the names of computers the names of computers should be different and unique in the LAN.then chek the IP address set the IP address to class C i mean 192.168.0.1 for one and the other 192.168.0.2 with the subnet mask of 255.255.255.0 and dont use Optain an IP address Automativally set use the following IP address
and finally
Break a leg
Start %26gt; Settings %26gt; Network Connections %26gt; Work Group
Check you IP settings to make sure that all computers are on the same network.
Try using the ip address and share name
\\%26#123;Ip Address of Server%26#125;\%26#123;Shared directory Name%26#125;
in my case it would be \\erobby\data or \\192.168.2.1\data
Make sure that the user ID have access to the server.
Also make sure you have the correct workgroup setup if you are using workgroup if not make sure your domains are correct and that you can log into it.
Make sure that the Default windows firewall is not turned on your windows xp boxes . You cange that through the properties of the network connection. That firewall even stops netbios traffic to the local network.
When you get DSL, you have to put those attachments on each phone outlet in the house. so can you hook up a computer to each separate outlet? So as to have high-speed connection to multiple computers through the same phone line? and if so, is there anything more than just hooking up the phone cable(s) to the computer? do you have to do more than just plugging in?
Some DSL modems support ethernet and usb simultaneously. If yours does not, buy a Linksys WRT54G router. One of your computers will require a wireless adapter.
buy a wireless G router and plug in to the modem. now all wifi pc's are online
Yeah, buy a wireless router after looking at reviews. We use Linksys wireless G 2.4 GHz.
No! You need a router/modem to replace the original modem. You then connect all the machines to the router.
i need a list of computer places with the phone numbers that let people rent to own computers for about $20-30 a month using a checking account
Try rent a center and see if they can help you. I would get the phone numbers but can't since you didn't put down what city and state you live in. Get out the phone book and do your own work.
Try http://www.bluehippo.com
