i wrote program in C++ called project1 and my teacher asked that when we turn in the disk to have a copy of project1.cpp and project1.exe on the disk. i know where to get the .cpp file, because it comes off of C++, but i dont understand where to get the .exe file. Steve Elrich

.exe files are compiled .cpp files, try to find a "compile" option in the compiler you're using

The words "make" and "build" may also lead you to the compiler. IR

After building or running the program on your computer, you will find a folder called Debug in the same directory as your .cpp file, the .exe file will be in the debug folder and you can copy the file into your diskete. p.s. you can not run big .cpp files on disketes because there is not enough space on the diskete. That's why your teacher wants only .cpp and .exe files in the diskete. Farnoush Hakakian

hi i want to brows a file then open it to do some functions then want to brows again and save a new copy of the file... can i do this BUT having some kind of interfaceing(GUI) and how?? hope some one can help me with this

I need to add code to convert 1 line of file data to its hex value in a CString. I can reuse lineOfText and write a for loop to convert the integers and put their hex values in lineOfText and then display the string using the label:hexLineLabel. //Display address heading CString lineOfText; for(int i=0; i<16; ++i) { lineOfText += " " + convert8(i); } m_addressHeadingLabel.put_caption(lineOfText);