how to do aVending Machine gui?
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are you wanting to have an operating system? I have actually thought of this before, If you were to do something of the sort, I would start with your basic xp pro install, and run litestep as your shell replacement.. then you can customize almost everything about how it looks and acts. Next you could get some usb remote controlled devices, and have them perform functions, like on a select it could run a program, which activates a device that drops the vending machine item they wanted..
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1. print all the possible menu options\n2. Take a choice from user\n3. enter into that manu and show sub menus if any, otherwise do according to menu option\n4. Finally, put a choice to exit\n\ncout<<"1. mail"<<endl;\ncout<<"2. chat"<<endl;\ncout<<"3. exit"<<endl;\ncout<<"Enter ur choice : " ;\ncin>>choice;\n\nput switch case and provide the other menu options
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ctrl + print screen \nthen paste in area you want
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There are many shortcut keys for everysoftware you use. \nHere is the link, it might help you little bit.. \n\nhttp://www.computerhope.com/shortcut.htm#4
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There is a terrific Windows/Mac utility called Konfabulator that can run all sorts of cool Java-based applications, called "widgets". Some of those widgets are calculators. \n\nKonfabulator now belongs to Yahoo!, and is known as the "Yahoo! Widget Engine". I have included a link below. The software is free.\n\nIn the widget gallery, search for "calculator". Widgets that I think may meet your needs are "calculator", "Kalc", and "simpleCalc".
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start/programs/accessories/calculator
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just add a rewire device from fruity loops. then it should launch reason
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First of all--do your own homework, but you need a function like this:\n\nvoid print_okay()\n{\ncout << "Calculations indicate that you will make it to the next gas station" << endl;\n}\n\n\nand wherever the if statement is in the main function, you need an else after it that calls print_okay();
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what kind of software you have windows ?\nyou could look in start> control panel> system> there you will find i think what you need.
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Looks like you've got two different questions here. I'll answer the first one. \n\nTo put the Calculator on your tool bar, right-click on the Calculator icon and choose Create Shortcut. Then click anddrag the new shortcut onto the toolbar.
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There should be a file called set up, install, ect.  Click on it and follow the screen...if not, then choose the .exe file.
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use an alt +{key} key ¢  \n\nalt + 0162  bam!!! you have ¢
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go to start on your tool bar and click it.  you will see control panel listed. click this and look for add a device or add a printer. it will walk you through
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Download Microsoft's PowerToys. It has an option for doing just that sort of thing. (Other than that, it's a registry hack.)
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Click\n\nhttp://www.americangreetings.com/desktop.pd
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you got to have a self-executable autorun file loaded in CD.\n\nNero / Roxio can help you do that !
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http://www.emu-zone.net/emulator.htm