[newbie] Just a Newbie question

[Lúcio Costa]

Hi Everybody.

I have 2 PC's in my home

1° AMD K6 III, 400 MHZ, 128Mb Ram (Window$ 2000 Prof )
this machine have one network card RealTech and Modem 56Kb ISA

2° AMD Athlon, 1 GHZ, 128 Ram (Mandrake 8.0)
This machine have only a network card RealTech.

Can Anyone tell me how can I connect the second machine in Internet, using 
the same modem, it's mean shearing the modem connection to Internet.

TKS.

Lucio Costa
(Brazil)


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Re: Re: [newbie] Just a newbie question

[Allen Joseph M Hernandez]

Found it.thanks for the tips!



You might want to check out Object Central - you can download the whole
VIDE (Visual IDE doe C++ and Java) help system including FAQs.

http://www.objectcentral.com

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Re: [newbie] Just a newbie question

[Jose Ricardo Sabino]

at site 
  www.google.com
type 
  "c/c++"+"sample"+"examples", or add others words, 
"tutorial"+"libraries"+"openGL"+"HOWTO"+"alegro" etc,  any thing related. you 
will be moved to plents of links you will appreciate.

the path to learn c/c++ is not straight foward, some oscillation occur but 
you ever see new things. Try some introductory books yet, some examples and 
look for data structures in, it's cool.

Sorry my questions, whats a schizo?

jose

On Saturday 17 March 2001 00:12, you wrote:
 *

 I've been using Linux exclusively for the past two months and it's
 absolutely given me a new direction.

 My Exploration seems to have ended when I saw that little foot at the
 lower left hand cornerand I saw not a START but a finish.

 $ has become my symbol of control and no longer is anything  (greater
 than) me.


 *


 Before this newbie starts ranting again, I gotta get this out.

 I want to study C/C++. I'm just starting to fool around with gcc.

 I tried using Visual C++ for a start but I think it's too
 self-centered... if a piece of software can have a personality on its own.

 main()

 {
 char answer;
 printf("Would you use Visual C++? Enter Y\/N:\n");
 scanf("%c",answer);

 if (answer=y)
 printf("Why?\n");
 else
 printf("What would you rather use?\n");
 )

 So what "would" you rather use?
 And what stuff "would" you read?
 Which URLs "would" you browse?
 Newsgroups? Mailing Lists?
 Web Communities?

 Or "would" you rather dive head first into Java [w/c is easier as I've
 heard]?


 Any answer would be greatly appreciated..







 AND
 Yes I'm a schizo...










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[newbie] Just a newbie question

[Allen Joseph M Hernandez]

   
*

I've been using Linux exclusively for the past two months and it's absolutely
given me a new direction.

My Exploration seems to have ended when I saw that little foot at the lower left 
hand cornerand I saw not a START but a finish.

$ has become my symbol of control and no longer is anything  (greater than) me.


*


Before this newbie starts ranting again, I gotta get this out.

I want to study C/C++. I'm just starting to fool around with gcc.

I tried using Visual C++ for a start but I think it's too self-centered...
if a piece of software can have a personality on its own.

main()

{
char answer;
printf("Would you use Visual C++? Enter Y\/N:\n");
scanf("%c",answer);
   
if (answer=y)
printf("Why?\n");
else
printf("What would you rather use?\n");
)

So what "would" you rather use?
And what stuff "would" you read?
Which URLs "would" you browse?
Newsgroups? Mailing Lists?
Web Communities?

Or "would" you rather dive head first into Java [w/c is easier as I've heard]?


Any answer would be greatly appreciated..
 






AND
Yes I'm a schizo...










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