Windows Vista

Originally posted by Nordlys
I'd never go out with a man who can't say "I love you" in C++.

How 'bout Fortran?

Originally posted by sonhouse
How 'bout Fortran?

if you want her to go blind, sure.


that migh even work to your advantage...

Originally posted by Nordlys
I'd never go out with a man who can't say "I love you" in C++.

#include < iostream>
#include < string>

using namespace std;

short UrgeStrong = 0;
string Message = NULL;

// TO-DO: Get UrgeStrong status from player...

// Determine the proper message...
if ( UrgeStrong ) {
Message = new string("I love you");
} else {
Message = new string("Leave me alone, you ol' hag!");
}

cout < < Message < < endl;

Originally posted by stocken
#include < iostream>
#include < string>

[b]using namespace std;

short UrgeStrong = 0;
string Message = NULL;

// TO-DO: Get UrgeStrong status from player...

// Determine the proper message...
if ( UrgeStrong ) {
Message = new string("I love you");
} else {
Message = new[ ...[text shortened]... ring("Leave me alone, you ol' hag!");
}

[b]cout < < Message < < endl;[/b]

You smooth talker, you!

Originally posted by reader1107
Anyone know anything about it?

resource wasting hunk of turd. xp with mac osx graphics. it has the equivalent of mac "widgets" but they're called something else. only small changes in terms of the actual operating system, it supports IPv6 as well as IPv4. some of the security features are a pain in the hoop, it asks your permission for everything (though i'm sure this can be turned off.) it takes up close to 20GB of hd space on the computer we installed it on, and to run smoothly requires 1GB memory.

the best thing about it is they replaced solitaire with chess titans (at least on the version i've been testing.)

Originally posted by reader1107
You smooth talker, you!

cout < < "Who's yer daddy?" < < endl;