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DM> I'll be getting the 2002 tax package in the next month or so.
DM> Unfortunately, it only comes in Windows versions (so far).
DM> my Fortunately, employer has graciously purchased a copy of VMWare
DM> my for use, so I have WindowsXP installed under Linux.
WinXP is really NT 5.1, so that must mean you have one OS running ON TOP
of another. It seems to me as though that is quite a trick. Is this
only possible with VMWare? Who makes VMWare?
DM> Great package. If I remember, I'll look to see if they still
DM> have their 16-bit version.
C++ doesn't allow two functions to coexist if their only difference is
the return type. Is this a hard-and-fast rule or are you familiar with
a way around it. I would love to have:
structA * ClassB::get();
and
structB * ClassB::get();
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