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A little tool to keep a list of code or text snippets ready to put in the clipboard
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Creating a custom wizard under Visual C++ Express
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Quick compile and build at the command line.
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Obscure a window or the screen and show a dialog.
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Recent questions on reading ANSI vs Unicode text prompted the following
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Retired
United Kingdom
I was a Software Engineer for 40+ years starting with mainframes, and moving down in scale through midi, UNIX and Windows PCs. I started as an operator in the 1960s, learning assembler programming, before switching to development and graduating to COBOL, Fortran and PLUS (a proprietary language for Univac systems). Later years were a mix of software support and development, using mainly C, C++ and Java on UNIX and Windows systems.
Since retiring I have been learning some of the newer (to me) technologies (C#, .NET, WPF, LINQ, SQL, Python ...) that I never used in my professional life, and am actually able to understand some of them.
I still hope one day to become a real programmer.
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