I don't program in C, but from the little I know about C, here's what I figured out. One time, I opened up the Windows folder in my Mpower, and I found a file called ceconfig.h. Normally, a .h file is a header file in a language such as C. And when I opened it in Keybook, it looked like what I picture C code to look like. Maybe I don't understand headers. Why would there be uncompiled C code in a file? I can understand EXE and DLL (because they are compiled code), but an H file looks like it's uncompiled C. Is there something that I don't know about header files? Tyler Z
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