Thank you. It looks much more than I expected. I need to get VS.NET on here then I can try it out.

I've been assigned the task of creating a batch file to copy a set of files from one directory to another every night. It needs to be over a windows network. My source files are organized like this: \\server\clients\smith\network_diagram\diagram.htm \\server\clients\brown\network_diagram\diagram.htm \\server\clients\johnson\network_diagram\diagram.htm \\server\clients\doe\network_diagram\diagram.htm Destination needs to be like this: \\server\network_diagram\smith\diagram.htm \\server\network_diagram\brown\diagram.htm \\server\network_diagram\johnson\diagram.htm \\server\network_diagram\doe\diagram.htm I need to avoid hard coding each directory in the batch file in case we gain new clients. My problem is creating a loop in a Windows Command Batch file so I'm thinking a small VB app is the way to go. I'm not too experienced in VB at all so I would appreciate help doing a loop like the following: For all client folders in "\\server\clients\" copy "\\server\clients\_client name_\diagram.htm" to "\\server\network_diagram\_client name_\diagram.htm"

I wasn't modifying the original set.h file. I made a copy an placed it in my project file. I simply linked to it absolutely. Thanks for the other resource tho! Is there a set.h (or similar header file) included in that implimentation? If it is more readable, it will definitely help. Thanks, Brian

I am developing a web application that will be viewed with Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 on a machine with touch screen. The touch screen is the only input/output device. There is no mouse or keyboard available for the end user. (Imagine an electronic information kiosk.) Here's my current problem: I am populating a table that contains square, "button-like" cells with information from a database. The buttons are styled using a CSS Style Sheet. I need the entire square cell to be hyperlink sensitive to accomodate for the inaccuracies of a touch screen. Centered vertically and horizontally in the button should be a link text. Currently, my solution allows for everything but centering the text vertically. I am using the following class to style a block hyperlink of size 75px by 75px: A.selectCategoryButton { display: block; width: 75px; height: 75px; vertical-align: middle; text-align: center; text-decoration: none; font-family: Verdana; font-size: 12px; color: white; border: 1px solid black; background-color: #0074E8; } An example of one cell in my table looks something like this:

Link Text

The result rendered in a browser is a 75px by 75px cell that is entirely "click-able" with all the properties defined in my class, BUT the text appears at the top of the button like this: ___________ | Link Text | | | | | | | |_________| I think this has to do with the fact that the CSS vertical-align property can only be used with in-line objects and not block objects. Any workarounds or other solutions? Feedback is greatly appreciated... This is a somewhat time sensitive project.

I am looking how to measure the performance of the set.h file in the Standard Template Library. This is for a homework assignment. We are required to modify the set.h file with global integer variables to do the following: I need to know how to count the number of compares and data moves that take place when loading N number of strings into a set or multiset. I tried to open up the set.h and increment counters in a few places, but I have no idea which functions do what. The set.h file is very confusing to me. Any help is appreciated.

I am looking how to measure the performance of the set.h file in the Standard Template Library. This is for a homework assignment. We are required to modify the set.h file with global integer variables to do the following: I need to know how to count the number of compares and data moves that take place when loading N number of strings into a set or multiset. I tried to open up the set.h and increment counters in a few places, but I have no idea which functions do what. The set.h file is very confusing to me. Any help is appreciated.