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After some googling, (and then some self hatred) I found that atoi only works for cstrings, not just a char. What does your input file look like?

Can you post a snippet of how you're using it?

Put his snippet in a loop. while (fin) { if ( array[i] != ' ' ) .... }

Could you maybe just use a Regular PDA? Something along the lines of a Dell Axim, or maybe a Nokia N900 and just not activate it.

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Well I'm not very good at web design past the simple HTML side. But I'd think you want PHP (http://w3schools.com/php/default.asp, http://www.php.net/manual/en/) or maybe PERL (http://www.perl.org/books/library.html).

You don't need the system command for that, just use the directory's path. For instance, if you wanted to make a text file on the C: drive you would do something like: fout.open ( "C:\mytext.txt" ) That will make a text file in that path (kinda straight forward :D ) But if you don't want it so exact, use something more like: fout.open ( "..\mytext.txt" ) That will make the file in the directory above where your program is. I hope that's what you needed.