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Noman Rasheed wrote:
I am poor very poor in coding & other programming languages .

Either go and spend time learning a variety of subject matter that I have previously enlightened you to or you employ people to do it for you. RentaCoder is one place, advertise here via the jobs board, or put up with 3rd party scripts, of unknown quality, that will probably need an amount of configuration, all this I have previously told you about. But if you do decide to offer RentaCoder of via our Jobs Board, your requirements specification has to be a lot better than what you have thus far shown, which is something I have said to you previously.

There is very little else I can suggest at this moment.

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I am more than capable of coding it. More importantly, I am more than capable of getting paid for my expertise - that's why I am a professional coder.

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My new product is Smart Pad it is very basic as of right now but it is a freeware version. I am looking for some people to try it out and let me know what features I should add into the commercial version which is already being worked on. Its kind of like a note pad mixed with a word pad. To download the installer please click here

Page says that the link isn't valid (anymore)?

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I think it would have been better if you put it on your own web server instead of a sharing site. Getting to a page with images of girls in bathing suits would not be good if you are going to try to sell this at some point.

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Hi everyone,

We are currently looking for developers and other IT professionals who are interested in an information security compliance solution to participate in a private beta in the coming months. The product will specifically address securing sensitive information off-site to simplify, for example, PCI compliance. To sign up for the beta, please provide your information in the form below:

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If you have any problems with the form or privacy concerns, please feel free to email me. For those of you in the Central Florida area, we may also organize a live group to discuss the beta as well as our product in more detail. We will email you when date and location information are decided upon. In the meantime, we will email you to let you know when the beta is operational. Thank you for your interest!

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Steven Hunt

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Hi,

I have been coming to this web site for years for help with coding, I have never contributed with an article so this offer is my first contribution.

I have been working on a project/start-up for a few months and its getting to a stage now where the workload is growing as well as the interest.

I could really do with some help from someone (or more maybe a whole team of people) with an equal skill set , mind set and motivation who wants to work on real projects that will take this startup to the global marketplace or to investors which ever comes first.

The plan is there, the vision is strong, the structure is in place and things are moving swiftly in the right direction.

I have been told by very respected people in the tech industry in the USA & Canada, "You now need a team"

If you don't have a day job, consider yourself a skilled developer with ASP.NET / C# / VB.NET / Ajax / SQL skills and are looking for an opportunity to get into a startup company with global potential from the very start. Things are pretty well developed and the sites have been picked up and linked back to by the BBC & Reuters.

A good part of the project is developed, UK , Ireland & . TV websites are out there and being used and gaining traction, just launched 4 Facebook apps and their is an IPhone app as well as Enterprise System in development also.

I need to tackle the USA, Canada & EU regions, need to get the Enterprise system finished and get some Facebook Apps into the market and by then we should already be making money or an investor hopefully would come on board by then.

Its going to be critical that anyone interested be ready to roll straight away as their is a general election in the UK v.soon and this timeframe is crucial to maximize the first product/websites exposure.

I'd be looking to connect up on Skype with anyone interested and see how things go.

best regards

Patrick

Just looking for some 64bit OS Windows (7 or anything else)
Please just download and install and just post any problems or suggestions. Thanks

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I get this when I start it:

System.IO.DirectoryNotFoundException: Could not find a part of the path 'C:\Program Files\Adobe'.
   at System.IO.__Error.WinIOError(Int32 errorCode, String maybeFullPath)
   at System.IO.Directory.InternalGetFileDirectoryNames(String path, String userPathOriginal, String searchPattern, Boolean includeFiles, Boolean includeDirs, SearchOption searchOption)
   at System.IO.Directory.GetDirectories(String path, String searchPattern, SearchOption searchOption)
   at System.IO.Directory.GetDirectories(String path)
   at BCCRosterHelper.Form1.HasAdobeReader()
   at BCCRosterHelper.Form1.Form1_Load(Object sender, EventArgs e)
   at System.Windows.Forms.Form.OnLoad(EventArgs e)
   at System.Windows.Forms.Control.CreateControl(Boolean fIgnoreVisible)
   at System.Windows.Forms.Control.CreateControl()
   at System.Windows.Forms.Control.WmShowWindow(Message& m)
   at System.Windows.Forms.Control.WndProc(Message& m)
   at System.Windows.Forms.Control.ControlNativeWindow.WndProc(Message& m)
   at System.Windows.Forms.NativeWindow.Callback(IntPtr hWnd, Int32 msg, IntPtr wparam, IntPtr lparam)

(XP x64, and it's right that directory does not exist, nor does it exist in Program Files (x86))

Perfect, thanks.

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I am looking for a experienced 3D programmer to help work on a project which involves creating a new 3D virtual world. The first task is to create sparkly water, terrain, and a realistic sky with shadows and a camera that spins 360degrees.

Experience in Network programming, Particle Systems, Audio and Input is needed.

Thank you

Andrew McIntyre

any more details?

/* LIFE RUNS ON CODE */

When I was in the navy back in the 70's there as a startrek game available for playing on the NTDS consoles. It was nothing more than a big 2-dimension galaxy that allowed dozens of players to play in a single game. It used standard symbols for the players, and you were always at the center of the screen. I was sitting here thinking it wouldn't (or shouldn't) be too hard to come up with a .Net version of this game with several enhancements beyond its rather simplistic game play.

I figure it would be a DirectX game, and written in .Net 3.5. I've never coded a game like this, or even done anything tin DirectX, but since it woill be 2D, and will have simple shapes and icons, it should be fairly low impact in that regard. It will be severely multithreaded, and have an inordinate amount of physics requirements, and require some knowledge of DirectX.

I've already got some basic ideas drawn up, and I know what the various shapes would be. Is anyone up for talking about it?

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I found SlimDX[^]. It's a free open source replacement for Managed DirectX 1.1 (Microsoft's abandoned this product in favor of XNA).

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John Simmons / outlaw programmer wrote:
I figure it would be a DirectX game

You should probably give this book a read before you embark on game making.

Microsoft XNA Game Studio Unleashed[^]

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Are you going for something similar to one of these?

Starflight[^]

SubSpace[^]

There was a StarFlight 3 project going awhile back, not sure of the status: StarFlight 3[^]

Maybe you can "borrow" some ideas from these.

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Code, follow, or get out of the way.

In addition to the above XNA book suggestion, I'd like to suggest Learning XNA 3.0. I read that myself and found it to be useful. It may also be a lighter read than the book suggested by the previous poster, which could be a good or a bad thing.

XNA is really easy and there are already lots of examples online of how to do common tasks. You can get started by installing Visual C# 2008 Express in addition to XNA Game Studio 3.1 (currently the most recent version).

There are various tutorials, but you'll probably want to get started with the 2D games tutorial. Once you install Visual C# 2008 Express and XNA Game Studio, you can start a new XNA project by selecting File --> New Project --> Windows Game (3.1).

FYI, XNA for XBox didn't support multithreading last time I checked (that very well may have changed), so if you create a game for the XBox just keep in mind that you may not be able to use multiple threads. However, you should be fine working with multiple threads on a Windows XNA game.

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I'm not at all interested in supporting the xbox, and I hardly need anything labeled "express" from Microsoft.

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John Simmons / outlaw programmer wrote:
I'm not at all interested in supporting the xbox

Sweet, then you won't have to worry about the lack of multithreading. Although, I don't have an XBox 360 and I bought a wireless USB XBox 360 controller to use with a game I made on Windows. Using a joystick is pretty fun for omnidirectional navigation. Although, one could also use a mouse for the same type of navigation (I added support for joysticks and mice).

John Simmons / outlaw programmer wrote:
I hardly need anything labeled "express" from Microsoft

At one point, XNA would only work with the express editions of Visual Studio (i.e., didn't work with professional editions). That may have changed, but if you want to use XNA then you may in fact "need" an express edition. I'm not even sure if it will work with VB... might be C# only.

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aspdotnetdev wrote:
At one point, XNA would only work with the express editions of Visual Studio

I've done some XNA stuff in VS2008 pro in the past, so if that was the case it's long since been seen to.

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Yeah, I just opened Visual Studio 2008 Pro and XNA seems to work fine with it.

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I found SlimDX[^].

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John Simmons / outlaw programmer wrote:
Is anyone up for talking about it?

Talking? Sure, create a thread in the soapbox Smile | :)

XNA will take away all the pain of managing sprites, leaving the communication among the players as your mayor challenge. There's the sweet-spot for this application; near realtime sharing of imformation. If you're on a 2D-map, then you'd only need everyone's positions (for the mini-map) and some information about your neighbours. Still, quite the challenge.

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I found SlimDX[^].

Preferable to XNA? I guess we'll see. Smile | :)

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"The staggering layers of obscenity in your statement make it a work of art on so many levels." - J. Jystad, 2001

John Simmons / outlaw programmer wrote:
Preferable to XNA?

"With support for many libraries, including DirectX 9, DirectX 10, DirectX 11, DirectSound, XAudio2, and XInput, SlimDX is the most complete multimedia library for .NET you will find anywhere."

What version of DirectX does XNA target? 9, perhaps 10? It might outperform XNA, and it would be kinda cool to use DirectX directly, with a very thin wrapper Cool | :cool:

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