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Mike Smyth’s MiniMechadon Page
The main goal of the project is to experiment with learning algorithms that will allow the robot to learn how to walk, rather than programming it to do so.
Most Clarion developers spend most of their time writing embed code. But new (and sometimes experienced) developers are often faced with a bewildering question: Which embeds should I use, and why? Dave Harms provides some preliminary results on typical usage from the ClarionMag embed analysis project. Clarion Magazine(subscribers only)
No Comments »Readers tell us what they love, and, well, don’t love about Visual Studio, all so we can tell Microsoft how to make the next round of products better. Read more…
No Comments »In a press release announcing the move, Adobe said that it was driven by the company’s “commitment to openness” and a desire to make PDF an official standard. “As governments and organizations increasingly request open formats, maintenance of the PDF specification by an external and participatory organization will help continue to drive innovation and expand [...]
No Comments »ProScan 1.5 is a significant update to ProScan and it includes:
* Full compatibility and integration with ProImage. This means that you can now scan a page then send it into ProImage to be cropped or enhanced. You can also insert photos processed in ProImage directly into any point of your multi-page TIFF in ProScan. [...]
Notepad++ is a free source code editor (and Notepad replacement), which supports several programming languages, running under the MS Windows environment.
This project, based on the Scintilla edit component (a very powerful editor component), written in C++ with pure win32 api and STL (that ensures the higher execution speed and smaller size of the program), [...]
With Windows Vista set to become available nationwide at 12am this evening (January 29, 2007) and already on store shelves across Asia, Microsoft is preparing a slew of events to kick off its next-generation operating system, including a celebration in New York City today with both Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer. Read more… and comments
No Comments »The Expert Wizards Report Designer Application System beta 1 has been released for testing by software developers.
This candidate release supports the creation report applications on the client network.
The report applications are automatically generated from the report designer wizard.
All ODBC database, SQL databases and even topspeed databases are now supported.
Developers wishing to test out a complete [...]
This version includes several significant improvements and fixes, so please download it asap.
As always, you can either download it from www.clariondesktop.com, or update your existing version by selecting “Check for updates” from the system tray menu.
The alternative to the standard report preview.
New in this version:
* Bugfix. Position of bottom page header.
* New feature: You can set left and right offset for headers.
* New option: “Starting a Preview Window at the same thread”. Sometimes it can be useful.
Product page
Download Demonstration program
Screenshots
The price of xReportPreview is $59. You can buy [...]
We are testing FullRecord 1.80 and it is ready for public beta release – available for those with a valid (current) maintenance pack. Just ask me for it.
From February 1st on, FullRecord’s price will be $129, and the Audit Pack will cost $149, so if you don’t have it yet, save $29 and buy it [...]
Clarion 101: Designing A Database
The first step in almost any Clarion application is sorting out the underlying database structure. Dave Harms continues the 101 series with a new database for our old friend Bill Gates.
Accessing Private Class Data
Ever get annoyed by private data in the ABC (or any other) classes? Jeff Slarve has a [...]
We appreciate your suggestions as to how we can improve our SetupBuilder product line. Now that Vista support is available in SB6, here are some things we are currently working on.
Microsoft SQL Server Script Support – Lets you run SQL Scripts as part of your installation.
MSM Merge Module Import – Convert standard Windows Installer [...]
Whats new:
Automaticly generate a MD5 hashfile for the entire backup.
Generate a MD5 check hashfile from the commandline.
See the details at the project managerʼs version page.
Microsoft on Wednesday extended support for its Windows XP Home and Windows XP Media Center operating systems through 2014 to match policies already in place for the business-oriented Windows XP Professional.
The addition of a five-year “extended support” phase to Windows XP will take effect in May 2009. In Microsoft parlance, extended support is the period [...]