Is there a way to read with/write into databases with C++?

Thanks, I saw them. But, I keep on getting this error: test1 error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol _main referenced in function _mainCRTStartup Would you know a solution?

Well I don't care much about C#; most importantly I want to know if I can code C and C+ in C++. ex. a very basic app like some calculations

mshtmhst.h mshtml.h exdisp.h Does anyone know if these files (above) are installed with C++.net 2003 or C++.net Express 2005?

Is it possible to execute C, C+, and C# in C++?

prefer directly but it'll be very nice if u can explain both ways? thanks in advance

would you please teach me how to use those functions you mentioned-imma begginer. :) thank u

i saw the thread, wat he wants was alittle different-in general, i want to know if there is a code that creates new files (like .dat files)

is it possible to work w/ Microsoft Access files in C++?

how do i create a .dat file in c++ (not usins save as but in code)? Jay -- modified at 8:22 Thursday 10th May, 2007 sorta like a temporary file

this is what i dont want to do: #include "c:/.....", since i can (like u said) add an existing item to my project, so instead of typing the file path all the time, cant i just do something like #include "filename.cpp" wich is already in the project?

my intent was to include it in the actual program (not just the project)

sorry, i wanted to link source files

i ment linking surce files (.cpp) not .rc files

i know things generally crash in the next few weeks: to be on the safe side, have a copy of windows xp when a problem arises. xp is better for development because you're not losing cpu power compared to vista

I know this is a stupid question but: how do I link (or include) only resource files within my project? Jay