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Issue 1 February 12, 1999 In this issue Welcome to the first issue of GTT-News! GTT-Technologies Product Presentation and Seminar, April 1999 ChemSage introductory courses for RWTH members, February/April 1999 ChemApp for Microsoft Visual Basic ... 128th TMS Annual Meeting, San Diego, February/March 1999 Welcome to the first issue of GTT-News! Dear newsletter subscriber, welcome to the first issue of GTT-News, our newsletter for customers, users of our products, partners, co-developers, and everybody who is interested in keeping up-to-date with what GTT-Technologies is doing. Our aim in providing this newsletter is to let you know about recent developments at GTT-Technologies, new or updated software, upcoming meetings and courses, and also what's new on our web site. This mailing list is public, thus everybody can subscribe to it. Information on how to subscribe to this newsletter is always attached to the end of each issue. Please feel free to pass this infomation on to everybody who might be interested in receiving this newsletter. Previous newsletters are archived on our web site and our mail server, please also check the end of this newsletter for more information.

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Advanced Search Technologies - Web Services - Wireless ... Java BluePrints Printable Page Training Index Essentials of the JavaProgramming Language: A Hands-On Guide, Part 1 By Monica Pawlan March 1999 CONTENTS DOWNLOAD You will learn how applications, applets, and servlets are similar and different, how to build a basic user interface that handles simple end user input, how to read data from and write data to files and databases, and how to send and receive data over the network. This tutorial is not comprehensive, but instead takes you on a straight and uncomplicated path through the more common programming features available in the Java platform. If you have no programming experience at all, you might still find this tutorial useful; but you also might want to take an introductory programming course. Also see the Step-by-Step Programming section in the New-to-Java Programming Center Note: This tutorial is available as a book from online book sellers. Contents Lesson 1: Compiling and Running a Simple Program A Word About the Java Platform Setting Up Your Computer Writing a Program ... More Information Lesson 2: Building Applications Application Structure and Elements Fields and Methods Constructors ... More Information Lesson 3: Building Applets Application to Applet Run the Applet Applet Structure and Elements ... More Information Lesson 4: Building a User Interface Swing APIs Import Statements Class Declaration ... More Information Lesson 5: Writing Servlets About the Example HTML Form Servlet Backend ... More Information Lesson 6:

27. Programming Principles And Tools And futuredebugging environments may use them to generate or select the Join CalculusThe join-calculus is a basic model of distributed programming. http://research.microsoft.com/ppt/

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28. 3D Programming - Visual Basic will be updated to support future versions of to DirectX 7.0; DirectX setup for Visualbasic developers; programming OpenGL with Visual basic Overview, tutorials http://www.3dlinks.com/3dprogramming_visualbasic.cfm

3D Studio Max Animation Master Cinema 4D Classified Ads ... Spectrum 3D Programming - Visual Basic Page 1 of 2 - 32 Links Microsoft Visual Basic Home Page Homepage for Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 with product information, technical information, samples and downloads, developer community information and product news and reviews. 3D Graphics Tools 5.5 These developer tool kits provide extensive 3D graphics capabilities to VB via DLL API interfaces, VBX and OCX/ActiveX controls. BBGenX BBGenX is an an ActiveX (OCX) control designed for use with Eclipse Entertainment's Genesis3D game engine. The Genesis API was designed with the C/C++ coder in mind. BBGenX, however, allows Genesis3D functions to be called from ActiveX/OLE Automation enabled applications such as Visual Basic. Digital Academy (GP) Visual Basic demos and source including: PowerVB Raycaster cVB GS RasterXLaMothe DirectCAD SDK for Visual Basic 6.0 DirectCAD can be seen as 2D Engine. It uses memory DIB surface to output all graphic calls, and makes for us all coordinate transformations from the world coordinate system to the viewport. East Coast Games East Coast Games is an excellent resource for game programmers and people who want to become game programmers.

29. The Future According To Dennis Ritchie - In this interview, Ritchie talks about the future of C The kind of programming thatC provides will probably remain matter, it may be that Visual basic is the http://www.linuxworld.com/linuxworld/lw-2000-12/lw-12-ritchie.html

< Click to support a LinuxWorld sponsor HOME In Admin: A strategic comparison of Windows vs. Unix, v. 2.0 In Programming: Does an organization have anything to gain from .Net? Debunking the Linux-Windows market-share myth In Desktop: Migrating to Linux not easy for Windows users How to install Neverwinter Nights on Linux In Core Linux: Open source making headway in Texas government Debunking the Linux-Windows market-share myth About us Privacy ... IDG Worldwide The future according to Dennis Ritchie Bell Labs guru speaks on C's future, Plan 9, and more Summary There are few names in computing bigger than that of Dennis Ritchie. In this interview, Ritchie talks about the future of C and the C99 standard, discusses Plan 9, and offers advice to would-be authors of programming languages. (1,600 words) By Danny Kalev Advertisement ennis M. Ritchie heads the system software research department at Bell Laboratories's Computing Science Research Center. Ritchie joined Bell Laboratories in 1968 after obtaining his graduate and undergraduate degrees from Harvard University. He assisted Ken Thompson in creating Unix, and was the primary designer of the C language. He helped foster Plan 9 and Inferno. Ritchie out loud Check out our audio file at http://mithras.itworld.com/media/001021kalev_ritchie.ram

30. Visual Studio Magazine Provide handson, how-to articles about developing Windows and Web applications with Visual Studio Category Computers programming Visual basic Magazines and E-zines...... features in Visual Studio .NET 2003 and first looks at future versions of VS onceendemic to developing Windows software, and Extreme programming's emphasis on http://www.fawcette.com/vsm/

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31. Microsoft To Drop Java Support For Future Products for the Java programming language from future products settings that block scriptswritten in programming languages like Java or Visual basic Script, which http://special.northernlight.com/windowsxp/java.htm

Source: San Jose Mercury News Date: Document ID: Subject(s): Computers Computer industry Author(s): Elise Ackerman Microsoft to Drop Java Support for Future Products SAN JOSE, Calif. In a move that is likely to effect millions of computer users and Web surfers worldwide, Microsoft is dropping support for the Java programming language from future products. Company spokesman Tom Pilla said the next version of the operating system will not contain software code that is needed to run programs written in Java. The Windows XP system will become available next fall. Java was designed by Sun Microsystems as a universal programming language that can run on a variety of computers and operating systems. It has become widely used throughout the technology industry. Its 200 licensed users include giants like IBM, Hewlett-Packard, Motorola and Nokia, and its developers number more than 2.5 million. Rich Green, Sun's vice president for Java software development, said Microsoft's effort to slow the adoption of Java would fail. "Java is now bigger than just Sun; it's an industrywide and worldwide initiative." Microsoft has long been accused of resisting the spread of Java by creating its own version that was only compatible with Windows products. In October 1997, Sun sued Microsoft for violating its licensing agreement.

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33. ERCB: The Future Does Not Compute The future Does Not Compute, by Stephen Talbott, is a philosophical descendant of smallchildren to control of a fantasy world via Logo and basic programming. http://www.ercb.com/feature/feature.0002.html

ERCB Home New Feature Brief ... Links Vital Statistics Title The Future Does Not Compute: Transcending the Machines in Our Midst Author Stephen L. Talbott Publisher O'Reilly and Associates, Inc. Sebastopol, California http://www.ora.com/ ISBN Pages Price Audience All Two Faces of Technology The Future Does Not Compute , by Stephen Talbott, is a philosophical descendant of Joseph Weizenbaum's landmark work Computer Power and Human Reason (W.H. Freeman, 1976) and the technically-savvy counterpart, perhaps, to Jerry Mander's In the Absence of the Sacred (Sierra Club, 1991). Talbott addresses a broad range of issues centered on the inexorable mechanization, depersonalization, and derealization of the world by increasingly pervasive computer and communications technology, the destruction of cultures, the blurring of boundaries between subject and object, and the replacement of value-oriented, experience-based human judgments by rule-based bureaucracies and corporate information systems. I was especially impressed with Talbott's analysis of computer-based education in general, and Seymour Papert in particular. Many of us have deep-seated doubts and fears about the trend toward the replacement of teacher-child interactions with computer-based tutorials and games, the preoccupation with computer literacy, and the introduction of small children to control of a fantasy world via Logo and Basic programming. Talbott has articulated the dangers of this trend in a few pithy chapters that should be force-fed to every elementary-school administrator, teacher, and well-meaning PTA hell-bent on computer lab fund-raising.

34. XMap Programmers Kit For GIS Software Development, Custom Mapping Solutions capabilities are being considered for future versions of The DeLorme XMap ProgrammingKit allows you to can build applications with Visual basic, Visual Studio http://www.delorme.com/xpk/default.asp

DeLorme Professional Please contact us for information by e-mailing custom@delorme.com DeLorme XMap Programmer's Kit What is the DeLorme XPK? The DeLorme XMap Programmer's Kit (XPK) allows you to integrate mapping displays, driving directions, and street address searching directly into your own business processes or software products. The DeLorme XPK enables a programmer to write custom software to control a standard DeLorme mapping product. XPK is commonly known by technical staff as an API (Application Programmer’s Interface) or an SDK (Software Development Kit). For example, your computer programmer may use Microsoft Visual Basic to write simple software to perform powerful mapping functions. You deliver your program together with the DeLorme product to the end-user. What are some examples of possible applications?

35. GameTutorials - Game Programming With A Personality 0 introductory tutorials in the not too distant future. are) here's some news fromDark basic Software. pleased to announce their Retro Game programming Contest http://www.gametutorials.com/

Recent Tutorials Creating a Socket Making a Connection Sending and Receiving Flexible Sending ... Double Buffering (Win32) GT Articles So You Want To Be A Game Programmer? Latest News Author: TheTutor New Networking Tutorials! At this time I'd like to introduce you to redKlyde. He's the latest tutorial creator on the GT staff. redKlyde is a game developer in the Dallas area who has a burning passion for networking programming. He's graciously put together a beginner five pack of kick-nut networking tutorials. If you've ever wondered what a socket is or how to make two computers "talk" check out these tutorials! Additionally, feedback on the tutorials and if GT should invest the time and effort to bring more advanced networking tutorials would be great! Just post your comments to the message board. Author: TheTutor Video Game News The first part of this news item serves as a reminder that E3 is right around the corner and you can bet that GT will be there in full force! A quick look at some of the stellar titles expected to make an appearance, Doom III, Halo 2, Splinter Cell 2, Jax and Daxter 2, Sly Cooper 2, Ratchet and Clank 2, makes this year look like the year of the sequel.

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37. CableWorld: Cablevision Builds Sports Tier With Yanks Leading Off The framework for future negotiations, as well as the legalese of the YES had demandedthat Cablevision carry the network on a basic programming tier, with a http://www.cableworld.com/archive/cableworld/2003/03/17/cwd03031704.shtml

Search News: Advanced Search NEWS: Cablevision Builds Sports Tier With Yanks Leading Off By Mavis Scanlon Cablevision's one-year deal with the YES Network to air 130 Yankees games beginning March 31 lifted a cloud hanging over Cablevision's stock and should stem customer defections to satellite. If the two companies cannot come to a long-term agreement by Feb. 1, 2004, Cablevision CEO James Dolan and YES Chairman Leo Hindery Jr. agreed to enter binding arbitration. The framework for future negotiations, as well as the legalese of the temporary agreement, has yet to be hammered out. Cablevision will pay YES a license fee of about $2 per subscriber per month, but only for those customers who want the sports service. That is a victory of sorts for Cablevision. Over the course of a very public, yearlong feud, YES had demanded that Cablevision carry the network on a basic programming tier, with a license fee for each Cablevision customer. Still, the additional license fees as agreed upon will add millions to Cablevision's overall programming expenses. The dispute itself highlighted the escalating tug-of-war between programmers and operators, who are loath to pass higher programming costs on to customers, yet are reluctant to absorb them. After terms of the deal were released Thursday night, analysts reduced estimates for Cablevision's cash flow growth.

38. The 1-wire-software-development 2001-July Archive By Subject Jackson; 1wire Blue dot lock programming for Linux 1-wire Digital Potentiometers,and basic Patrik Husfloen; 1-wire Do Bluedot Locks have a future? http://lists.dalsemi.com/maillists/1-wire-software-development/2001-July/subject

2001-July Archives by Subject Messages sorted by: [ thread ] [ author ] [ date ] More info on this list... Starting: Sun Jul 1 00:15:00 2001 Ending: Tue Jul 31 23:30:01 2001 Messages: [1-wire] (no subject) Jesus Sarda [1-wire] (no subject) Jesus Sarda [1-wire] (no subject) mylocksmith [1-wire] 1-wire source code RESHMA SHANBHAG [1-wire] 1-wire source code iButton Support1 [1-wire] 1820 source example need to read and write th and tl values whit tmex. JH-PRO [1-wire] 18B20 and Linux Marcin Kadziolka [1-wire] 18B20 and Linux =?iso-8859-1?q?Craig=20spry?= [1-wire] [TINI] RE: [weather] RELEASE: 1-Wire Drivers (Win32) 3.20 W. John Guineau [1-wire] [TINI] RELEASE: 1-Wire Drivers (Win32) 3.20 Brian D. Hindman [1-wire] apology Bill Morrow [1-wire] apology Kenneth Tang [1-wire] blue dot lock mylocksmith.at.ucaconsultant.com [1-wire] blue dot lock brian.at.worldcontrol.com [1-wire] blue dot lock Mark Glick [1-wire] blue dot lock Aitor Arrieta [1-wire] blue dot lock Clay Jackson [1-wire] blue dot lock Clay Jackson [1-wire] Blue dot lock programming for Linux? brian.at.worldcontrol.com [1-wire] Blue dot lock programming for Linux?

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U.S. Automatic Abstentions Home Search Updated June 27, 2002 all SC 29/WG 12 projects (disbanded at the March 2001 SC 29 Plenary) all current and future SC 22 APL, BASIC and PCTE projects all current and future SC 22/WG 11 projects (with the exception of ISO/IEC 11404) all curent and future SC 22/WG 13 (Modula-2) projects SC 29/WG 12 - Coding of Multimedia and Hypermedia Information (disbanded at the March 2001 SC 29 Plenary) Standard (Project Number) Title ISO/IEC 13522-1: 1997 (JTC 1.29.06.01) Coding of multimedia and hypermedia information - Part 1: MHEG objects representation - Base notation (ASN.1) ISO/IEC 13522-3: 1997 (JTC 1.29.06.03) Coding of multimedia and hypermedia information - Part 3: MHEG script interchange representation ISO/IEC 13522-5: 1997 (JTC 1.29.06.05) Coding of multimedia and hypermedia information - Part 5: Support for base-level interactive applications ISO/IEC 13522-6: 1998 (JTC 1.29.06.06) Coding of multimedia and hypermedia information - Part 6: Support for enhanced interactive applications ISO/IEC FDIS 13522-7 (JTC 1.29.06.07)

40. Developing Mobile Applications On The J2ME[tm] Platform Using CLDC And The MID P Understand the future direction of the J2ME environment. Related Courses, BeforeSL255 Java programming Language for Visual basic Programmers; Before SL-265 http://sg.sun.com/education/catalog/dtj360.html

Asia South Region How to Buy My Sun Worldwide Sites ... Training Course Catalog Java Technology Sun ONE Studio and Solaris OE Development Sun ONE Middleware XML, Perl, and Web Publishing ... About Our Instructors Related: Policies FAQs Contact Us Developing Mobile Applications on the J2ME[tm] Platform Using CLDC and the MID Profile Course Description Course Outline/Details The Developing Mobile Applications on the J2ME[tm] Platform Using Connected Limited Device Configuration (CLDC) and the Mobile Information Device (MID) Profile course provides students with Java[tm] technology skills to write mobile, cross-device applications for the Java[tm] 2 Platform, Micro Edition (J2ME). Through practical exercises, this course demonstrates how to use recommended practices to develop MIDlet applications that run locally or over a wireless network. The significant lab time illustrates the workshop nature of this course. Course ID: DTJ-360 Duration: 3 days Who Can Benefit Java technology developers wanting to develop mobile applications for the MID Profile Solution designers who map mobile business requirements to Java technology solutions Java technology developers interested in migrating their existing code to the MID Profile Prerequisites To succeed fully in this course, students should be able to:

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