Ok, just to get things straight, I'm not new, just new to this newsgroup. So
don't give me that NEWBIE stuff.

Now that the disclaimer is out of the way, here's my question.

I'm using Visual Studio 6. I'm working on some software and on the startup
of my program it pulls some information for a .DAT file. No real importance
just that it holds some user settings in it. The program compiles and builds
fine. My question is that if I click Build->Execute, it executes to program
and pulls information from the .Dat file, but it's not the right
information. The information should be a 1, in the program this represents
16. I've added a messagebox to print what the variable is and when Executed
through Visual Studio I get 8 instead of 0, 16 instead of 1, 24 instead of
2, and 32 instead of 3. If I run it from windows explorer it runs great!

Any idea on why it does that? Maybe a bug with the execute command or
something. This doesn't bother me at all, just really make me wonder.

Daniel