gamehead200

That's too funny!

Looks like xper, Aaron, or Tris added a ninth star...

I don't think there is a way to do that... However, there is a way to access your e-mail through a POP client!

OMG! That's too funny!

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I wonder when SP3 is coming out...

Seems you haven't read the rules... [ Topic closed. ]

Were you using XP's Wireless Zero Configuration tool? Because after I enabled the broadcasting of the SSID, it started working again... And by the way, if wardrivers see your SSID with your network secured and MAC addresses filtered, it'll be funny to see them trying to get in! Cuz they won't be able to! Added.

Yay! I got it! I just had to put a loop in a loop... So simple! Enjoy the code if you want! #include <iostream> #include <string> using namespace std; int main() { // asks for your name string name; int starspace, space1; // define spaces cout << "Please enter your first or last name.\n"; cin >> name; cout << "\n"; // asks for how many spaces you want cout << "How many spaces would you like between your name and the stars?\n"; cin >> starspace; space1 = starspace; // create a second variable for starspace cout << "\n"; // define variables int stars, spaces, i, s; stars = name.size()+(space1*2)+2; spaces = name.size()+(space1*2); i = 0; // set i to 0 // loop stars while( i < stars ) { cout << "*"; i = i+1; } // end loop stars s = 0; // set s to 0 // loop the space lines while( s < starspace ) { //////////////////////// i = 0;; // set i back to 0 cout << "\n*"; // skip line, print * // loop spaces while( i < spaces ) { cout << " "; i = i+1; } cout << "*"; // print * //////////////////////// s = s+1; } // end loop space lines cout << "\n*"; // skip line, print * i = 0; // set i to 0 // loop spaces while( i < space1 ) { cout << " "; i = i+1; } // end loop spaces cout << name; // print name i = 0; // set i to 0 // loop spaces while( i < space1 ) { cout << " "; i = i+1; } // end loop spaces cout << "*\n"; // print *, skip line s = 0; // set s back to 0 // loop space lines while( s < starspace ) { //////////////////////// i = 0; // set i back to 0 cout << "*"; // skip line, print * // loop spaces while( i < spaces ) { cout << " "; i = i+1; } cout << "*\n"; // print *, skip a line //////////////////////// s = s+1; } // end loop space lines i = 0; // guess again... // loop stars while( i < stars ) { cout << "*"; i = i+1; } // end loop stars cout << "\n\n"; system("PAUSE"); return 0; }

Your point?

Yay! Its out! Edit: Doesn't work!

Added to the guide... I forgot about it! Its actually easier to do that then look on the card...

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Yes, I want vertical spaces, HOWEVER, there MUST be an asterisk on each end... So lets say I enter GAMEHEAD200 as my word or name, there are 11 characters. Add 1 space on each end, plus an asterisk. Therefore, for the vertical space, there must be a total of 15 characters, 13 being spaces... Get where I'm going?

OK, I'll explain it ONE more time! The entire code I posted surrounds stars around a word (compile it to see it in action)... My programming teacher wants me to take the part that prints out the spaces (the first piece of code), and make it so that the program asks the user how many spaces (vertically) the user wants in between the word and the top stars. HOWEVER, he wants the first piece of code in my first post to only appear ONCE in the entire code, and only have it repeated by the number the user inputs where it must go! Edit: Actually, you might have gotten me on the right track...

Basically, the "spaces" part needs to become one big command and be repeated x number of times, whatever number the user inputs (this part is easy, I just need to know how to make it one command). I have to assign the above code to a variable or something... That's what I don't understand, and my teacher doesn't want me to use functions... Maybe you will understand the code with the rest of it:

Hello all! I need some help with a C++ program I'm working on... Its a console program... Basically, I need to assign a bunch of commands that repeat themselves when the user inputs a certain number into the console... I need to do this without using functions... Help? Here's the code that has to be repeated:

Yeah, well, I forgot about it! I haven't used the program in a while...

It got mine right! Around 2.57 Mbps download, 656 Kbps upload!

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Oh yeah, the same problem happens to my friend's computer... He got it built at the same place I did, but his is a bit older...

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