Beginners C# Tutorial
This lesson will get you started with C# by introducing a few very simple programs. Here are the objectives of this lesson:
. Understand the basic structure of a C# program.
. Obtain a basic familiarization of what a “Namespace” is.
. Obtain a basic understanding of what a Class is.
. Learn what a Main method does.
. Learn how to obtain command-line input.
. Learn about console input/output (I/O).
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ColdFusion File Uploading Tutorial
When I first discovered ColdFusion, the first thing I wanted to learn was how to upload files to my website’s database from my web browser. It’s not that hard to do, I just found it difficult to find a good tutorial explaining how to do it. Hopefully this helps you.
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What Is VBA
This chapter is completely devoid of any hands-on training material. It does, however, contain some essential background information that assists you in becoming an Excel programmer. In other words, this chapter paves the way for everything else that follows and gives you a feel for how Excel programming fits into the overall scheme of the universe.
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Vsual Basic 2005 Threading
Threading is, from your application’s point of view, a way of running various different pieces of code at the same time. Threading is also one of the more complex subjects examined in this book. That’s not because it’s difficult to use threading in your programs-as you’ll see, Visual Basic 2005 makes it absurdly easy-but because it’s difficult to use threading correctly. If you stick to the rules, keep your use of threads simple, or rely on the new all-in-one BackgroundWorker component, you’ll be fine. If, however, you embark on a wild flight of multithreaded programming, you will probably commit one of the cardinal sins of threading, and wind up in a great deal of trouble. Many excellent developers have argued that the programming community has repeatedly become overexcited about threading in the past, and has misused it, creating endless headaches
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Programming Acrobat JavaScript Using Visual Basic
Acrobat 7.0 provides a rich set of JavaScript programming interfaces that are designed to be used from within the Acrobat environment. It also provides a mechanism (known as JSObject) that allows external clients to access the same functionality from environments such as Visual Basic.
This document gives you the information you need to get started using the extended functionality of JavaScript from a Visual Basic programming environment. It provides a set of examples to illustrate the key concepts.
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