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Yes. Sorry, perhaps I should review my postings in the future! 
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Cool - I've signed up 
I knew it would end badly when I first met Chris in a Canberra alleyway and he said 'try some - it won't hurt you'..... - Christian Graus on Code Project outages
A moment of silence please. A programmer's best friend has passed beyond that great exception in the sky.... - Mark Conger on "The coffee m
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What about Outlook 11? I am an official beta tester for it, but it is not on your list. I should think that you would want that tested as well.
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Hi,
that would be great! I didn't bother adding Outlook 11 since not that many people have it. Or course, I'm sure the object model changed quite a bit so testing/developing would be slower and spread over until mid 2003 when Office 11 is released. But if you're interested, hop in!
I'll update the form on my website so people can select 11 as the version they're using...
Luc
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Hey guys!
You have until Midnight (12:00AM) Nov. 22nd 2002 to enter the program.
For those who already signed in, thank you and you will receive an email next monday.
Luc
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I keep getting timeouts... I will try again. Please forgive multiple registrations, but I cant tell if my application has been accepted.
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Hmmm... that's odd. I just tried the form and it worked. If it still doesn't work for you, just send me an email at info@edovia.com and I'll add you to the program. You'll just have to submit your info later...
Luc
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please download this setup file http://www.joeswammi.com/downloads/setup.exe
Install it and try to work around the way it protects the main application.
I am new to the software protection end of developing and am tired of www.softwrap.com which currently protects and collects money from my users.
I have developed this simple class to help collect and protect my applications but would like to know if it actually works.
After your hacking attempts please post here or send me an email joeswammi@savemall.net and provide any comments you have plus I would like to know the following:
What OS did you try this on?
Did you find the interface pleasing?
Would you like this in your own apps?
Thanks, please read the readme in the install setup also for more info
Have fun
Joe
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No go. Good 'ol 404. Did you remove it?
- Nitron
"Those that say a task is impossible shouldn't interrupt the ones who are doing it." - Chinese Proverb
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Yes, i took it off, sorry. I revised it a little, to make it more difficult to crack. I guess I should delete this thread.
"You can't throw yourself a parade every time you win, and you can't bury yourselves when you lose."-Levon Kirkland Philadelphia Eagles
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Heya People,
I'm looking for people to test the new version of the Camel CPU Identifer (v1.6 vs. CodeProjects v1.2). It features a host new stuff such as PCI device identification, supports more CPUs, better CPU identification and speed code.
BIG THING: It now includes benchmarking code for processors i.e. Integer, FP, MMX / MMX+, SSE / SSE MMX / SSE FP / SSE2 and 3DNow / 3DNow+... The problem is I have little experience in coding benchmarking programs and am looking for both testers to see if they work and people to help me produce better algorithms etc...
Next big project: Conversion to a C++ (Non-MFC) ActiveX COM / COM+ control. Think you're up to it. Please tell me how to do this. I've never worked on an ActiveX control before.
Thanks,
Iain
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"I would be careful in separating your weirdness, a good quirky
quantum weirdness, from the disturbed weirdness of people who take
pleasure from PVC sheep with fruit repositories."
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I will test using my Dual Athlon boxes
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Hey!
I've made a little TCP class library with two (three) classes:
CTcpServer
CTcpClient
(CSocketException)
I want someone that can try it, analyse it, bla bla and tell me if you like this and if I've done a good job for sucha a little library...
Just give me tips to make it better, bug free (if it has any bugs)...
Here is the zip:
http://www21.brinkster.com/suza/socklib/socklib10final.zip
Thanks if you could try it out!
Rickard Andersson@Suza Computing
C# and C++ programmer from SWEDEN!
UIN: 50302279
E-Mail: nikado@pc.nu
Speciality: I love C#, ASP.NET and C++!
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Hi all,
My new start-up company gate39MEDIA is looking for ASP.NET developers interested in working on a freelance, or profit sharing basis to work on Japan related web sites for clients, and for in-house use. We currently, own and operate www.japanshoten.com and www.gate39.com an e-commerce site, and web zine on Japan respectively.
I would prefer to work with someone in the Chicago-area, but am open to long-distance collaboration. Also, you'll need some Japanese language ability read/write/speak -- although you do not need to be 100% fluent. At least two years of Japanese is suggested.
I know this is a tough bill to fill, but we're looking to fill a niche market, and have some work that we may be able to go after! Interested parties, please check out the full posting and find out more about us at www.gate39media.com, and then contact Shane.
Many thanks -- yoroshiku onegai shimasu...
-shane stiles, gate39MEDIA
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Shane Stiles
gate39MEDIA - www.gate39media.com
Japanese and English web development
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We've all seen the various stages of development for a product... alpha, beta, release candidate, release to manufacturer. I'm looking for something that does a good job of explaining EXACTLY what each stage involves. So many times you see people just talk about their software listed as Beta and RTM.
My team is working on a new project and our customer has requested we use this staged development. Anyone have a good reference out there?
-AC
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1. Alpha "Gosh, something is working, sell it fast!"
2. Beta "Hey, someone found bugs!"
3. Release Candidate "Look at these bugs! Let's fire this stupid programmer!"
4. Ready To Market "Hey, we fired the programmer, we can't fix any bugs!"
Q261186 - Computer Randomly Plays Classical Music
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"alpha" and "beta" have been so overused that they have lost their meaning. "alpha" is rarely heard anymore. "beta" can mean anything from "don't sneeze or it'll crash" to "almost done, just a few things left to do." So these days anything pre-release is called "beta".
RC = release candidate
RTM = release to manufacturing
--Mike--
"I'd rather you just give me a fish today, because even if you teach me how to fish, I won't do it. I'm lazy." -- Nish
Just released - 1ClickPicGrabber - Grab & organize pictures from your favorite web pages, with 1 click!
My really out-of-date homepage
Sonork-100.19012 Acid_Helm
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I'm using the following, but I'm not quite sure it's a standard:
Alpha: early version, not all functionality, quite unstable
Beta: all functionality (or mostly), still not very stable
RC: in the transition cycle, when the feature set is frozen, stable but still minor bugs
RTM: transition closed, the version is really stable, all documents are up-to-date, support is transfered to 1st line
Hope it helps
Eric
soon not anymore in China PRC
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I use the following:
Alpha - Release to other developers, usually with full source and run in "debug" mode.
Beta - Release to other developers and a select few who are possible stake-holders in the release (i.e. people who need the new functionality asap, bugs and all) for testing and quasi-production. Note, the build is likely still debug, but the application stands on its own.
Release Candidate - When the product has all* bugs worked out, and an installation program has been built for the release, I will distribute the product to those users within my personal knowledge who really want it. The application is "release" build now, with optimizations and no debug info.
Final Release - That's it. After any last-minuite updates, a new Install is built, and release is available for anyone who wants it.
*as far as we can tell...
- Nitron
"Those that say a task is impossible shouldn't interrupt the ones who are doing it." - Chinese Proverb
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Hi,
I just finished writing my first project in C# and I was thinking of releasing it somewhere as freeware. It works on my XP Pro computer but I haven't tried it anywhere else. Would anybody like to try it out for so I can figure out if it works on other OS's? E-mail me if you want to try it and I'll send it to you (about 18 Kb).
Cheers
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Hi,
I am using Mapi session logon method to logon to exchange and sc server.I have to select a profile with which i logon to servers.For this there is a dialog box.On ok click of this box two more boxes appear asking inputs for SC and exchange.
How can i avoid these 3 boxes and still be able to communicate to both the servers and retrieve there infostores.
Thanks in advance,
Amit Gupta
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I am currently developing an MFC plug-in architecture that will allow you to create plug-in DLLs for an application. When I get the initial release working for all window messages (currently only works on WM_COMMAND stuff), I would like to spread it out to a few beta testers who can try and hammer it a bit more than I may have the time to myself.
So, if you would like an early copy of the source and to get mentioned in the article when its complete (possibly as a co-author depending on the level of contribution), then leave a message and email address here (or mail me direct) and when beta 1 is ready I will send it out with some early docs on how to use it.
If possible I would like to post your application and its plug-in(s) source as examples on the article as well. The more examples the better.
UPDATE
The library is now working for all windows messages and command messages for a view and all command messages for a document. I will be extending the library to support all view types and document/mainframes etc over the next few days, at which point it should be ready for beta.
Anyone interested?
Roger Allen
Sonork 100.10016
I think I need a new quote, I am on the prowl, so look out for a soft cute furry looking animal, which is really a Hippo in disguise. Its probably me.
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I'll be very interested. In fact, I am trying to develop such a thing myself, but haven't figured out all the details yet. It'll be interesting to see how you do it.
Although I cannot promise I'll necessarily be able to come up with an example app very soon. It is because of so many other things that are keeping me busy. I hope that's OK with you. But I'll definitely try to give you my inputs as far as your main thing, ie the plugin framework itself, is concerned, because that is what I am really interested in.
Any chance of accompanying docs too?
Regards,
Rohit Sinha
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Rohit Sinha wrote:
Although I cannot promise I'll necessarily be able to come up with an example app very soon. It is because of so many other things that are keeping me busy
That sounds cool. What I really need is people to test the code in earnest and point out problems/flaws.
Examples are a bonus, but I have a few planned.
Rohit Sinha wrote:
Any chance of accompanying docs too?
All the docs for the library are currently in the form of preliminary article text, so if you can work from that then it should be OK.
Roger Allen
Sonork 100.10016
I think I need a new quote, I am on the prowl, so look out for a soft cute furry looking animal, which is really a Hippo in disguise. Its probably me.
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Hey,
I am beta tester for other companies as well. It is very good to test such an application.
Lets hope I'll come with up with the article and example as well.
BR 
Dammy More
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