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View Full Version : Help! AjRap2 07-Oct-2003, 01:36 AM Just about a half-hour ago I downloaded a C++ Builder/Compiler. The file i had to run to use it was sort of a command-line sort of program. But for some reason when I try to run the program it appears and then dissappears very quickly. I've had this problem with a umber of programs. Any idea of what the problem could be? Markleshark 07-Oct-2003, 08:44 PM What Os are u running? XP Home, or XP Pro? Ash 07-Oct-2003, 09:49 PM Originally posted by AjRap2@Oct 7 03, 12:36 AM Just about a half-hour ago I downloaded a C++ Builder/Compiler. The file i had to run to use it was sort of a command-line sort of program. But for some reason when I try to run the program it appears and then dissappears very quickly. I've had this problem with a umber of programs. Any idea of what the problem could be? Open Command Prompt and drag the icon into the command prompt - press enter Simple :D AjRap2 07-Oct-2003, 11:55 PM I'm running XP Home AjRap2 08-Oct-2003, 12:21 AM Originally posted by Ash@Oct 7 03, 04:49 PM Open Command Prompt and drag the icon into the command prompt - press enter Simple :D Yup thanks ash that worked for me :) AjRap2 08-Oct-2003, 02:45 AM Oops triple post slap me please :( Well I made my first windows "program" :) It's extremely simple and has no real interactivity what-so-ever lol. If you'd like to try this out please download the attachment below and run it. Then tell me what OS you are running and if it works for you. What you should be looking for after you double click the text_gram.exe file is Welcome to the first 'program' created by AjRap2. Keep in store for many more works by me soon to come.... Oh yea and before I forget NBS Rulez !! If you don't see that please tell me asap so i can fix it Ash 08-Oct-2003, 08:02 AM Works great but I had to drag it to the command prompt to run it :) AjRap2 08-Oct-2003, 11:20 AM Thanks ash and you running XP **** ? AjRap2 08-Oct-2003, 07:01 PM Made a second windows program already :) It finds the hypotenuse of 2 user specified lengths I guess I will start uploading my programs to the server and host them there for my portfolio. Next I will try to learn to make "GUI's" (graphical user interfaces) and use them Ash 09-Oct-2003, 08:12 AM Originally posted by AjRap2@Oct 8 03, 10:20 AM Thanks ash and you running XP **** ? XP Professional AjRap2 03-Jul-2004, 03:28 AM wow, that sucked :P Ash 03-Jul-2004, 12:46 PM lol brightman 25-Jul-2004, 09:47 PM We must make a survey : what is hypotenuse: a) a dirty word b) triangle's side c) i'll tell ypu if you give me a beer Ash 25-Jul-2004, 10:29 PM Originally posted by brightman@Jul 25 04, 09:47 PM We must make a survey : what is hypotenuse: a) a dirty word b) triangle's side c) i'll tell ypu if you give me a beer The spontaneity of some people, seriously. :S: AjRap2 26-Jul-2004, 04:32 AM Well to speak in true terms the hypotenuse can only be found in a right triangle, in which the hypotenuse would be oppsite the right angle :) That answer your question ? Now, where's my beer damnit !! |