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Thank you very much. &nbsp;I am starting to get the hang of this now. &nbsp;Could you answer me one more question?<br />
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Since I am using Borland Turbo C++ LITE, do I use cout instead of printf?<br />

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Thank you very much.  I am starting to get the hang of this now.  Could you answer me one more question?

Since I am using Borland Turbo C++ LITE, do I use cout instead of printf?


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Is there somone who can help me learn CGI using C++? &nbsp;I am just not getting it. &nbsp;If you have a few minutes, could you explain where I put the text/html and all the other stuff so I can get my CGI script to run? &nbsp;I need to make two: &nbsp;one to send me a form, and the other to do a password check to get to another HTML page. &nbsp;Please email me or answer this question to help. &nbsp;My email is: &nbsp;Topace@geocities.com
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Is there somone who can help me learn CGI using C++?  I am just not getting it.  If you have a few minutes, could you explain where I put the text/html and all the other stuff so I can get my CGI script to run?  I need to make two:  one to send me a form, and the other to do a password check to get to another HTML page.  Please email me or answer this question to help.  My email is:  Topace@geocities.com

Can somone please help me with C++ CGI?

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