Moving a Project

[Troy]

I have a project shell that was created on a computer. I need to know
how I can move it to another computer?

[Victor Bazarov]

Troy wrote:

I have a project shell that was created on a computer. I need to know
how I can move it to another computer?

There are many ways. You could start an ftp server (either on the other
computer, or on this computer, or even on the third computer) and use it
to transfer files. You can do it over the web, or sometimes in e-mail.
In the old days we used a gadget called "floppy disk", which we'd insert
in a "drive" and then copy files on it, take it to the other computer.
You could connect the two computers (if they are relatively close) by
a cable (there are several configurations, the oldest involves a serial
port) and use a special communications program to transfer files over
the wires.

[Wakes up] Uh... What's your C++ language question?

V
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On 2007-08-17 18:14, Troy wrote:

I have a project shell that was created on a computer. I need to know
how I can move it to another computer?

You lift it, be careful though, it hurts if you drop it on your toes.

Seriously though, what's a project shell and what does it have to do
with C++? Before making another post you should probably check out the
FAQ (http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lite/), especially section 5.9.

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