Try the program available from here: http://www.acdlabs.com/ Hope this helps Justin Justin Turney

I am using a C library which contains functions that use FILE* to send data to a file. Since I am writing my code in C++ and using ofstream, is there a way to gain access to the underlying FILE variable that is nested in ofstream to send to these functions? Any help will be gladly accepted. Justin Turney

Looks like just what I was looking for. Thanks Justin Turney

I was wondering if there was any software available that can backup a harddrive to a bootable CD. That way if something were to happen to the partition table, or whatever, on the harddrive a person could simply insert the CD, reboot the computer, and restore all the data from the CD backup. Like some computer manufacturers ship a "Quick Restore CD" with a new computer that way if something happened the owner just booted from the "Quick Restore" CD. Does anyone know of a software package that can do that? Justin Turney

I have an out-proc server i'm currently writing. In this server I have a number of interfaces. I was wondering if I could do the following. All the interfaces and implementations of the interfaces are in the same project. interface IUser {....}; // IUser definition interface IUsers {....}; // IUsers definitions class CUser : public IUser {....}; // The implementation of IUser class CUsers : public IUsers {...}; // The implementation of IUsers HRESULT CUsers::SomeFunc() { CComPtr pUser; pUser.CreateInstance(__uuidof(IUser)); ((CUser*)(pUser.p))->m_SomeData; // Can I do this cast from IUser to CUser? ... } That was my question, is the cast possible? Justin Turney

Yes, way too much time :) Justin Turney Sonork: 100.14206 Turbo

lol! This is funny even a chemistry major like myself. :) Justin Turney Sonork: 100.14206 Turbo

I've reinstall XP a few times now on the exact same hardware and had no problems. Justin Turney Sonork: 100.14206 Turbo

I just downloaded Sonork and am willing to chat to people. :) Plus I have several other messaging program if people do not have Sonork. I'm on all the time. :-D Justin Turney Sonork ID: 100.14206 Turbo AIM: Turbo9592 MSN: jt_turney Yahoo: SchroderFrog

I am considering installing RedHat Linux as a dual boot on my computer. I was wanting to make sure that it was compatible with a USB keyboard. I also have 2 harddrives on my computer, is it possible to install Linux on the second harddrive and leave my first one alone? If anyone has any pointers to ease this along for me, it will be greatly appreciated. Thanks Justin

Does anyone feel that the final release of WinXP is less stable than the Release Candidates? My Explorer crashes atleast once a day. I was running RC 1 for the longest time and never had any trouble. Also, my scanner worked with RC 1 and now doesn't with the final release. Justin

I would not go with VCDJ. They just got absorbed into VBPJ and the current issue only has 2 articles on C++ while the rest of the magazine is on VB. I'm even considering cancelling my subscription to it and looking for a more devoted magazine. Justin Turney

I think so. Since Pi came from desiring a relationship between the radius and circumference of a circle. Plus, if they need to know the volume of any spherical object they will need Pi. Justin

Anyone here from great state of Texas? Justin Turney

You might try using a system hook, specifically the one for low level keyboard input. The function call is something like SetWindowsHook or SetWindowsHookEx, not entirely sure on the name. Hopes this helps any!

I am using Windows ME and VS6 on my computer. I receive no memory problems or anything else for that matter on my computer. Hope you have success on whatever you buy. :)