Microsoft’s small-footprint SQL Server-compatible MSDE database (now replaced by as SQL Server Express) does not include graphical tools. That makes manipulating database objects difficult, or at least irritating. However, there are many graphical tools available for MSDE. Click here for a list of downloads.
any power users build presentations using data from Excel or other data sources. This article shows how to automate Microsoft PowerPoint 2003 from within a Visual Studio 2005 application. The article presents a class called GenPPT, which creates several different types of slides, including slides that integrate tables and charts.
This code demonstrates how to create two-dimensional arrays in the heap: // Returns a pointer-to-pointer to a newly created array// of size [row : col].int **Create2D(int row, int col){ int **p = new int* [row]; for (int j = 0; j < row; j ++) p[j] = new int[col]; return
This tip shows you how to display the entries from a JAR/ZIP archive using the java.net.URL class. The key of the example is the URL construction. import java.net.*;import java.io.*;import java.awt.*;import java.util.*;import java.util.jar.*;class read extends Frame{ URL url=null; JarURLConnection URLcon=null; JarFile jar=null; TextArea TA=new TextArea(15,35); public read(String titlu) { super(titlu); }