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26 Oct 1999
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CBuilder and Direct3D
The notes to Charlie Calvert's talk on learning about Direct3d and using it with CBuilder.
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Charles Calvert
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26 Oct 1999
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Outline of C++Builder and the VCL Talk
This the outline for Charlie Calvert's BCB and the VCL Talk
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Charles Calvert
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26 Oct 1999
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Top stories
Daily news summary for 26 October 1999. Edited by Karen Blenkner.
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Karen Blenker
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26 Oct 1999
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Close at hand
Success as a developer depends not only on what you can do but what you know. The right library provides a solid foundation. By Bruce Eckel.
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Bruce Eckel
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26 Oct 1999
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Corporate colonialism
Big business tries to extend its control over the land of small, independent Internet settlements. By Jim Kyle.
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Jim Kyle
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26 Oct 1999
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Back again
In a reversal of its decision to cancel the MVP program, Microsoft has announced the program has been reinstated. By Kevin D. Weeks.
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Kevin D. Weeks
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26 Oct 1999
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Two heads are better than one
Or three or four. The quest for the biggest monitor follows the road to very expensive credit card bills. Does size really matter? By Bob Arnson.
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Bob Arnson
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26 Oct 1999
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Notes to CBuilder and Corba Talk
These are notes to Charlie Calvert's introductory talk to C++Builder and CORBA
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Charles Calvert
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26 Oct 1999
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CBuilder Direct3D Examples
Here are some examples showing how to use Direct3D with CBuilder
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Charles Calvert
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25 Oct 1999
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Charlie Calvert's Notes for his Direct3D Talk
Here are the notes for the Direct3D talk I made in 1998 and 1999
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Charles Calvert
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25 Oct 1999
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Replication nightmare
Replication, like other forms of sorcery, can be either blessing or curse to developers. It all depends on the foresight of the apprentice. By Tim Jones.
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Tim Jones
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25 Oct 1999
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We have mail!
A selection of the most interesting, insightful, provocative, and bizarre letters we received in response to last week's stories. Edited by Bob Arnson.
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Bob Arnson
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25 Oct 1999
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Top stories
Daily news summary for 25 October 1999. Edited by Lisa A. Sandford.
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Lisa A. Sandford
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25 Oct 1999
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Making a list
Deadlines have a vicious habit of sneaking up on unwary developers. But if you know what you know and know what you don't know they can be managed. By Kevin D. Weeks.
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Kevin D. Weeks
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25 Oct 1999
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The lesson of Agincourt
Open source programming underdogs may have more advantages than their critics imagine. But whether they win or lose in the end, it's their story that inspires. By Juancarlo Aqez.
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Juancarlo Anez
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25 Oct 1999
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DelphiX Tutorial
A Tutorial on the popular DelphiX components. These components help you use the DirectX APIs.
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Charles Calvert
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22 Oct 1999
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Road work ahead
The new DNA 2000 superhighway is still under construction. Stay on the tried-and-true, blue highways of client-server application. By John White.
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John White
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22 Oct 1999
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Head count
A new report by the US Census Bureau shows a dramatic increase in computer use in the United states. By Kevin D. Weeks.
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Kevin D. Weeks
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22 Oct 1999
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Taming the Web color monster
How to produce quality Web colors regardless of monitor resolution or browser. By Constance Petersen.
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Constance Petersen
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22 Oct 1999
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Top stories
Daily news summary for 22 October 1999. Edited by Lisa A. Sandford.
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Lisa A. Sandford
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